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Praxis and paradigms of local and expatriate workers in 'Aidland'
2019
Third World Quarterly
This paper discusses practices and paradigms that expatriate and national humanitarian aid workers use to deal with major problems they encounter in their daily work. It views 'Aidland' as an arena where different actors encounter, negotiate and shape the outcome of aid. One of the main findings is that there are consistent differences in the way expatriate and national aid actors perceive problems in their field, as well as in the way they respond to these issues. The paper shows that these
doi:10.1080/01436597.2019.1630269
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