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Swiping to end hunger: the problematic politics of humanitarian donations apps/ Daniel Moller Olgaard, Lisa Ann Richey

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Olgaard Daniel Moller

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In: International Affairs, Volume 100, Number 4, July 2024, pg. 1451-1470Summary: Humanitarian donation apps offer a convenient and gratifying donation experience for their users-but can they truly revolutionize aid, or do they sediment unequal relationships of agency and dependency?

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Humanitarian donation apps offer a convenient and gratifying donation experience for their users-but can they truly revolutionize aid, or do they sediment unequal relationships of agency and dependency?

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