Routledge Handbook of Humanitarian Communication

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Contributors
Introduction: Humanitarian communication in the 21st century
PART I: Domains
	1. Disaster Aid
	2. Development
	3. Human Rights
	4. Digital War
PART II: Methods
	5. The audience of humanitarian communication
	6. Text-analytical approaches to humanitarian communication
	7. Production-centred approaches to humanitarian communication
	8. Ethnography in humanitarian communication
PART III: Issues
	Politics
	9. The logic of projects in humanitarian relief
	10. Micromapping: Digital humanitarianism and disaster relief
	11. Technocolonialism: Digital innovation and data practices in the humanitarian response to refugee crises
	12. The politics of humanitarian journalism
	13. Forgotten conflicts: Journalists and the humanitarian imaginary
	14. Human rights protests and mediated violence
	Economics
	15. Celebrity advocacy
	16. Humanitarianism and corporate branding: The case of Brand Aid
	17. Humanitarianism in the African luxury designer market
	18. Corporate social responsibility and the humanitarian civic imaginary
	19. Volunteer tourism as humanitarian communication
	20. Humanitarianism and microfinance
	Histories and Futures
	21. Humanitarian Imagery: Historical registers in the representation of atrocity
	22. Photography and humanitarian intervention: The early years, 1850–1914
	23. Silence heals: MSF from the Cold War to the war on terror
	24. Humanitarianism and fiction. Capitalism, commodities and jobs
	25. Post-humanitarianism: Solidarity as lifestyle politics
	26. Data witnessing: Amnesty International’s Decoders project
Index