Communication challenges in the third sector: A multidimensional approach

Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Sophie Cherel; Editor: Zahira Ransome; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Selective bibliography

The differing perspectives of the French Development Agency (AFD) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)

The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency and the challenge of transparency

French NGOs confronting the globalization of aid

NGOs and extra-financial (in)communication in the European Green Deal

Street fundraisers: Protagonists of the professionalization of NGOs

“Journalism is a social function”

Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Sophie Cherel; Editor: Zahira Ransome; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

When NGOs have a seat at the table of nations: Is this “participatory multilateralism”?

The Confucius Institute and Chinese public diplomacy in Africa: A propaganda agency masquerading as an NGO?

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Translator: Morag Young; Editor: Zahira Ransome; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

NGOs and think tanks: What are their capacities of influence?

Think tanks: Strategies of political influence hindered by an uncertain and disputed ethos

Universities and NGOs: A fertile field for the expression of civil society in Europe

Auctoritas versus potestas: NGOs, human rights, and political communication

The peripheral Haitian State: Liquefied sovereignty

Eschewing NGOs: Solidarity networks of the Ukrainian diaspora in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

The frequently contradictory and ineffective communications practices of international solidarity associations

From one border to another: Polish refugee assistance NGOs between the militarization of the Belarusian border and the war in Ukraine

Communication is not persuasion: Rethinking how NGOs communicate

NGOs as stopgaps of a failing state: The August 4, 2020 explosion in Lebanon

Médecins Sans Frontières, humanitarian action, and the threat of instrumentalization

Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Morag Young; Editor: Zahira Ransome; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

An architect with twelve years in “the big humanitarian racket”

Memorial: A troublemaker NGO

NGOs confronting national identity in Georgian society

NGOs in managing the new vulnerability in time of crisis between tradition and innovation

A brief history of GK, the “little” NGO from Bangladesh

NGOs in China: From constructive ambivalence to the tyranny of surveillance and internationalization

Catering for society’s most disadvantaged people in India, a view from the South

“For Amnesty International, the main challenge now is how to maintain a foothold in an overall global climate of shrinking space for civil society”

The Union of Favelas: From the politics of pity in the media to the struggle for recognition

“By deconstructing the communications of extremist groups, RIDEV makes their messages more understandable”

Global decentralization of aid to disadvantaged populations: The example of 1001fontaines in Cambodia

“What can I do to help?”

“Any group that adheres to Extinction Rebellion’s demands and ten principles is permitted to do an action in its name”

Start-Up humanitarianism

“We end up accepting and getting used to the unacceptable”

The debt owed by knowledge to experience: Complexity and epistemology in the first person

The construction of Russia’s role in Syria by Arabic opinion journalism

The development of the video assistant referee in association football as viewed through the lens of television

Readings

Jean-Louis Lassez, anarchist mathematician

Bertrand Tavernier, a story of the cinema

Marshall Sahlins, The Fiji Islands and other stories…