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José Luís Fiori

the State Department, together with the Pentagon, the CIA and other security and intelligence organs of the US government, as well as the Department of Commerce and the Department of the Treasury. To grasp its importance, it is necessary to distinguish it from the eccentric and unpredictable character of Donald Trump. But it is also necessary to recognise that it would take a character like Trump to bring about such a break from the history and tradition of US foreign policy. From a strictly academic perspective, the new strategy document looks

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
An Interview with Celso Amorim, Former Brazilian Foreign Minister
Juliano Fiori

matters is how you deal with threats to human rights, what type of action you take, what is your method. In other words, whether you do things through threats and punishment or through cooperation. JF: You’ve often referred to a ‘dialectic’ between national interest and solidarity. The innovation of Brazilian foreign policy during Lula’s Workers’ Party government is perhaps most notable in the practice of balancing these motivations. Nonetheless, other governments had previously promoted the idea of compatibility between interests and values, most

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
Editor’s Introduction
Juliano Fiori

once authored, not because of his own idiosyncratic way of doing politics but because of the strategic realignment that his presidency represents. According to Trump, his administration’s security strategy is guided by ‘principled realism’. The apparent incoherence of his foreign policy is as indicative of what this entails as his specific interactions with other governments. With every diplomatic encounter imagined as a stand-alone opportunity to strike a winning ‘deal’, the norms-based, multilateral system of global governance becomes

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Humanitarianism in a Post-Liberal World Order
Stephen Hopgood

that the major Western powers have been complicit in creating (think Vietnam, Congo, Cambodia, Iraq, Syria, to name just a few). All of which confronts humanitarians with an existential choice. How might they function in a world which doesn’t have liberal institutions at its core? Human rights activists struggle given they rely on broad international agreement – treaties, customary law, courts, Western foreign-policy support – to do their work. Is humanitarianism any different? The version of global humanitarianism with which we are familiar might

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
Fabrice Weissman

Terrorist Groups ’, International Studies Quarterly , 50 : 1 , 213 – 29 . Briggs , R. ( 2001 ), The Kidnapping Business ( London : The Foreign Policy Centre ). Callimachi , R. ( 2014a ), ‘ The Horror before the

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Humanity and Solidarity
Tanja R. Müller
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Róisín Read

Coronavirus Vaccines ’, Foreign Policy , 29 December , https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/12/29/its-time-to-use-eminent-domain-on-the-coronavirus-vaccines/ (accessed 1 June 2021 ). Chouliaraki , L. ( 2011 ), ‘ “Improper Distance”: Towards a Critical Account of Solidarity as Irony

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The Aid Industry and the ‘Me Too’ Movement
Charlotte Lydia Riley

quiet’ about their experiences ( Phillips, 2018 ). This anxiety among whistleblowers about being able to control the narrative is amplified by a wider anti-aid British political agenda. Historically, the Conservative Party has seen overseas aid spending merely as part of Britain’s foreign policy; the agency in charge of aid has been repeatedly rolled up into the Foreign and Commonwealth Office under Conservative governments, and this was floated

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
Timothy Longman

. ( 2018 ), In Praise of Blood: The Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front ( Toronto : Random House Canada ). Reyntjens , F. ( 2013 ), Political Governance in Post-Genocide Rwanda ( New York : Cambridge University Press ). Ruzibiza , A. J. ( 2005 ), Rwanda: L’histoire secrète ( Paris : Editions du Panama ). Santoro , L. ( 2015 ), ‘Terror as Method: A Journalist’s Search for Truth in Rwanda’ , Foreign Policy Journal , 25 September . www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2015/09/25/terror

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
Arjun Claire

, K. and Lehmann , J. ( 2014 ), Can Shaming Promote Human Rights? Publicity in Human Rights Foreign Policy , A Review and Discussion Paper, European Liberal Forum, Brussels . Lavoinne , Y. ( 2005 ), ‘ Médecins en guerre : du témoignage au « tapage médiatique

Journal of Humanitarian Affairs
Uses and Misuses of International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian Principles
Rony Brauman

. Neuman , M. and Weissman , F. (eds) ( 2016 ), Saving Lives and Staying Alive: Humanitarian Security in the Age of Risk Management ( London : Hurst and Co ). Powell , C. ( 2001 ), ‘Remarks to the National Foreign Policy Conference for Leaders of

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