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The humanitarian cyberspace : shrinking space or an expanding frontier/ Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

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SANDVIK Kristin Bergtora

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TextPublication details: 2016Subject(s):

CYBERSPACE -- HUMANITARIAN

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In: Third World Quarterly : Vol.37, No.1, pp.17-32 (101)Summary: This article consists of four main sections the first describes the nature of the humanitarian space as traditionally conceived. the second and third examine some persistent characteristics of humanitarian action. The fourth section revisits the narrative of the shrinking humanitarian space.

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This article consists of four main sections the first describes the nature of the humanitarian space as traditionally conceived. the second and third examine some persistent characteristics of humanitarian action. The fourth section revisits the narrative of the shrinking humanitarian space.

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