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September 10, 2025Contemporary European History

Intra-State Conflicts and the Politics of Aid in Europe, 1917–49: An Introduction

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RGRobert GerwarthUniversity College Dublin GPGwendal PiégaisUniversity College Dublin

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This introduction highlights the impact of intra-state conflicts on humanitarian aid approaches, suggesting connections between civil wars and transnational relief efforts.

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Intra-state conflicts significantly shaped the evolution of humanitarianism in Europe between 1917 and 1949, impacting aid distribution.
The collection discusses the relationships between civil wars and humanitarian practices in various European regions, including Greece and Spain.
Through thematic analysis, transnational connections between humanitarian actors during conflicts are emphasized to enhance our understanding of aid dynamics.
This work calls for greater recognition of internal wars' influence on humanitarian responses across different European contexts.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68c192579b7b07f3a0616dd4 https://doi.org/10.1017/s0960777325101100

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This introduction highlights the impact of intra-state conflicts on humanitarian aid approaches, suggesting connections between civil wars and transnational relief efforts.

Intra-State Conflicts and the Politics of Aid in Europe, 1917–49: An Introduction

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