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Coordinating Care and Coercion: Styles of Sovereignty and the Politics of Humanitarian Aid in Lebanon

By Sam Dinger

Coordinating Care and Coercion: Styles of Sovereignty and the Politics of Humanitarian Aid in Lebanon

Sam Dinger, NYU – 2023

Coordinating Care and Coercion: Styles of Sovereignty and the Politics of Humanitarian Aid in Lebanon is a timely—urgent, even—critique of humanitarian aid and participatory policy processes shaping and shaped by the global dynamics of forced migration. Congratulations Sam! See his website for more great policy research.

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