Cultures of Humanitarianism: Perspectives from the Asia-Pacific
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Miwa Hirono and Jacinta O'Hagan, eds, 'Cultures of Humanitarianism: Perspectives from the Asia-Pacific', Keynotes 11, Canberra: Department of International Relations, School of International, Political and Strategic Studies, Australian National University, 2012.
This Keynote seeks to address some of the questions about the ethics, concepts and practices that inform the ways in which humanitarianism is understood in the Asia-Pacific region. The short essays interrogate the universal concept of humanitarianism and examine approaches to humanitarianism found in China, Japan and Indonesia. In so doing, they explore commonalities and variation in concepts and practices of humanitarianism.
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 Keynotes 11 Japanese | 1.2 MB |
| Keynotes 11 Mandarin | 1.07 MB |
| Keynotes 11 Indonesian | 706.1 KB |
| Keynotes 11 English | 632.64 KB |
