Frontline crisis response is challenging. Emergency responders, soldiers, and humanitarian
aid workers all operate at the frontlines of threatening, uncertain crisis situations on a daily …

Strengthening the humanitarian–development nexus and overcoming longstanding
attitudinal, institutional, and funding obstacles was identified as a top priority at the 2016 …

International and national actors are increasingly calling for a double or triple nexus
approach to humanitarian, development, and peace activities to improve the flexibility of …

Little evidence exists on the design and implementation of anticipatory action (AA) in
complex crises. This article examines a 2022 United Nations 'early action'pilot in South …

This article aims to explain why Japan has been at the periphery of the international
humanitarian system, at least for the past two decades. Based on a review of the main …

The last decade has seen considerable growth in multilateral approaches to human mobility.
A host of partnerships among international organizations have come into existence on …

This paper questions the pertinence of the humanitarian aid localization agenda in Latin
America, at least in the narrow sense embraced by the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit …

The introduction places the essays in this special issue in the context of recent studies by
social scientists and historians on foreign interventions, international conflict management …

This review critically examines the Triple Nexus (TN) framework, which integrates
humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding efforts to tackle protracted crises. Moving …

Au cours des deux dernières décennies, la planète a vu une augmentation marquée du
nombre de catastrophes naturelles et de leur impact sur les populations humaines. Les liens …