Traditions, Values, and Humanitarian Action

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Addressing fundamental questions in humanitarian actions, this volume delves into how diverse religious, cultural, and social systems influence humanitarian efforts. It examines the foundations of caring societies and the pursuit of universal values for human well-being. Contributions from international experts challenge assumptions about human dignity and social justice, discussing mandates for humanitarian action across various fields. The essays also tackle pressing issues such as terrorism, gender exploitation, and the roles of international law, media, and civil society in times of conflict.