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Chapter One: Protestantism, Empire, and Transatlantic Philanthropy, 1700-1760s -- Chapter Two: Coming of Age in the Atlantic Community, 1740s-1770s -- Chapter Three: The Unnatural War -- Chapter Four: ...

Humanitarian action in conflict zones has evolved from nineteenth-century origins – notably the founding of neutral relief societies – into a complex global field. Early efforts focused on battlefield ...

NMAH copy Purchased from the NMAH Library Endowment. "On the eve of the American Revolution, the refugee was, according to British tradition, a Protestant who sought shelter from continental ...

August 19th is World Humanitarian Day. On this day, we recognize the work so many have done to help those in need around the globe. The United States has a long history of humanitarianism. Americans ...

Humanitarianism: this abstract noun gained wide currency during the high noon of neoliberalism. It connotes philanthropy and benevolence, a charitable impulse towards the unfortunate from those ...

Some refugees from the current civil war in Syria have fled to Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey and found themselves in novel spaces—novel not only with respect to the spaces they fled from, but also with ...

The College of Humanities and Fine Arts will host a series of interactive, humanities-related events on Nov. 14 and 15 featuring Amanda McCorkindale, UMass alumna and senior lecturer in humanitarian ...

One of the most striking features of world politics in the last 200 years was the rise of humanitarianism, the sustained efforts by outsiders to save lives and help those too weak to help themselves.