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The Haitian threat: humanitarianism, security, and internally displaced Haitians following the 2010 earthquake
This thesis explores the relationships between internally displaced Haitians, humanitarian organizations, and the international community. The thesis focuses primarily on humanitarianism as a mechanism of security and the framing of displaced Haitians as security threats. I engaged with the discours...
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2011
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