The journal will be published three times a year with each issue devoted to a specific topic. This first edition focuses on the Ebola virus and what it reveals about the humanitarian sector.

The ambition of Humanitarian Alternatives is to bring together researchers and humanitarian stakeholders to reflect upon and create a more dynamic exchange on current practices and development within the humanitarian sector. Universities, including the UQAM of Montreal and the University of Lyon, are also contributing to the project.

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Read the 1st Edition of Humanitarian Alternatives