Titlebook: Ethical Questions and International NGOs; An exchange between Keith Horton,Chris Roche,Keith Horton,Chris Roche Book 2010 Springer Science

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Compromised Humanitarianism,rian response are often themselves directly caused by acts of war, persecution or misgovernment. And even when the direct causes lie elsewhere—when suffering and loss are caused by natural disaster, endemic disease or poverty of natural resources—the explanations of why some people are afflicted, an

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To Respect or Not to Respect . . . Ethical Dilemmas of INGO Development Practitioners,ther it is embedded in INGO codes of conduct and effectiveness standards, as well as emerging from program evaluations as a critical element in the success of any development interventions. It is a truism to state that development programs must genuinely engage communities in determining their own p

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Afterword,ious two days, and focused in particular on what ideas they felt most challenge INGOs’ organisation and practice. Some of these issues corresponded quite closely to the questions identified before the workshop and which are summarised in the introduction. Others, however, emerged during the course o

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Multidimensionale Datenstrukturennesty International and Human Rights Watch); humanitarian/relief organisations (e.g. the International Committee of the Red Cross, Medicins Sans Frontieres); and development INGOs (e.g. Oxfam, World Vision, Plan International, Save the Children Fund, CARE).

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Human Rights, Development INGOs and Priorities for Action,nesty International and Human Rights Watch); humanitarian/relief organisations (e.g. the International Committee of the Red Cross, Medicins Sans Frontieres); and development INGOs (e.g. Oxfam, World Vision, Plan International, Save the Children Fund, CARE).

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978-94-007-3195-0Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010

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Ethical Questions and International NGOs978-90-481-8592-4Series ISSN 1387-6678 Series E-ISSN 2215-0323