A doctor who has witnessed the worst forms of inhumanity in hot spots around the globe takes an unflinching look at the political and economic forces that provoke human suffering and offers a moving meditation on the nature of humanitarianism. Read full book review >
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AN IMPERFECT OFFERING: HUMANITARIAN ACTION FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
