Isbn: 9798199415262 - humanitarian perspectives: 25 essays on humanitarian leadership, strategy, principles, localization and the future of aid (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book brings together 25 essays written between 2022 and 2025, originally published on LinkedIn under the title Humanitarian Perspectives. They were written to encourage reflection and contribute to ongoing debates about the future of humanitarian action, and they have been reorganised here into a structured learning journey.The collection begins with the humanitarian mindset and the values that shape our work, including an honest look at the mental and psychological toll of doing this job for years. It then moves through humanitarian principles and how they hold up in practice; access and negotiation; contingency and emergency preparedness; localisation and the push to decolonise aid; humanitarian strategy and business models for nonprofits; and leadership and organisational change. It closes with essays on where the sector is heading, including humanitarian action in the Middle East and the return of political realism to international aid.I wrote these essays from 15 years of field and strategic leadership across Iraq, Sudan, and the wider region, in roles from field office director to head of crisis response. Each essay stands on its own, but together they trace the questions I have kept returning to across a career in this work: how we make decisions under pressure, how we hold onto our principles when the conditions do not allow for it, and how the sector needs to change to meet what is coming.This book does not offer definitive answers. It is meant to be read, questioned, and applied with judgement, the way the work itself demands. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book brings together 25 essays written between 2022 and 2025, originally published on LinkedIn under the title Humanitarian Perspectives. They were written to encourage reflection and contribute to ongoing debates about the future of humanitarian action, and they have been reorganised here into a structured learning journey.The collection begins with the humanitarian mindset and the values that shape our work, including an honest look at the mental and psychological toll of doing this job for years. It then moves through humanitarian principles and how they hold up in practice; access and negotiation; contingency and emergency preparedness; localisation and the push to decolonise aid; humanitarian strategy and business models for nonprofits; and leadership and organisational change. It closes with essays on where the sector is heading, including humanitarian action in the Middle East and the return of political realism to international aid.I wrote these essays from 15 years of field and strategic leadership across Iraq, Sudan, and the wider region, in roles from field office director to head of crisis response. Each essay stands on its own, but together they trace the questions I have kept returning to across a career in this work: how we make decisions under pressure, how we hold onto our principles when the conditions do not allow for it, and how the sector needs to change to meet what is coming.This book does not offer definitive answers. It is meant to be read, questioned, and applied with judgement, the way the work itself demands. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book brings together 25 essays written between 2022 and 2025, originally published on LinkedIn under the title Humanitarian Perspectives. They were written to encourage reflection and contribute to ongoing debates about the future of humanitarian action, and they have been reorganised here into a structured learning journey.The collection begins with the humanitarian mindset and the values that shape our work, including an honest look at the mental and psychological toll of doing this job for years. It then moves through humanitarian principles and how they hold up in practice; access and negotiation; contingency and emergency preparedness; localisation and the push to decolonise aid; humanitarian strategy and business models for nonprofits; and leadership and organisational change. It closes with essays on where the sector is heading, including humanitarian action in the Middle East and the return of political realism to international aid.I wrote these essays from 15 years of field and strategic leadership across Iraq, Sudan, and the wider region, in roles from field office director to head of crisis response. Each essay stands on its own, but together they trace the questions I have kept returning to across a career in this work: how we make decisions under pressure, how we hold onto our principles when the conditions do not allow for it, and how the sector needs to change to meet what is coming.This book does not offer definitive answers. It is meant to be read, questioned, and applied with judgement, the way the work itself demands. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …