N°2 - January 2016

Humanitarian transition in Laos

• Author: Danielle TAN • Associate researcher at the Lyon Institute of East Asian Studies, IAO-ENS Lyon

N°1 - December 2015

Ethnocentrism and partnership: the symbolic violence of humanitarian aid

• Authors: Sylvie AYIMPAM / Jacky BOUJU • Social-economist, associate researcher at the Institut d’Etude des Mondes Africains, Aix-en-Provence / Anthropologist, researcher at the Institut d’Etude des Mondes Africains, Aix-en-Provence

N°8 - Septembre 2022

Why and what for?

This research is based on the construction of a reflexive inquiry with French Red Cross volunteers within the framework of a systemic approach in order to understand why - how - and for what - for what purpose - they have committed themselves to social action. Using this approach, Ms. Bonzi, PhD in Anthropology (EHESS, 2019), measures the gaps between what a person imagines and desires when committing themselves and the reality of a difficult daily life where they come up against poverty. This action research questions the purpose of commitment, for volunteers, for the Red Cross and for public policy, and provides the Red Cross with tested and evaluated tools for understanding, analyzing and reacting to volunteer disengagement.  

N°42 - September 2022

Civic service by and for refugees: integration through volunteering?

• Florence IHADDADENE  Lecturer, Université Picardie Jules Verne, CURAPP-ESS, Postdoctoral research supported by IDHES and LEST

N°41 - September 2022

The best of men is the most useful to others When the desire for usefulness runs counter to utilitarianism

• Bénédicte BONZI • Doctor of Social Anthropology, Postdoctoral Fellow, Fondation Croix Rouge, CEMS, EHESS.

N°40 - July 2022

Living with risk in Mayotte: a study of social vulnerability to water pollution risk in one of the island’s informal settlements

Aude STURMA • Doctor of sociology Contract researcher CNRS - CERTOP

N°39 - July 2022

Enhanced home support arrangements: what contribution to reducing isolation?

Louis BRAVERMAN • Doctor in sociology IRIS, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

N°38 - June 2022

Towards participatory malaria prevention strategies in pregnant women in the rural commune of Safo in Mali

• Samba DIARRA • Sociologist, PhD, Research Fellow, Université des Sciences, des Techniques et des Technologies de Bamako.

N°37 - June 2022

Medical evacuations in French Polynesia: understanding the mechanisms that constrain or facilitate access to care, based on the experience of cancer patients

• Alice SERVY • Lecturer in anthropology at the University of Strasbourg, attached to the laboratory "Sociétés, Acteurs, Gouvernement en Europe" (SAGE), researcher associated with the research division "Mobilité, parcours et territoires" of the National Institute of Demographic Studies (Condorcet Campus, Aubervilliers)

N° 36 - March 2022

SSE and migrant women: the gendered challenges of social integration in Ile-de-France

• Nina SAHRAOUI Postdoctoral researcher, GTM-CRESPPA, CNRS