Afterword calls for a pluralistic view of humanitarian history, suggesting new understandings across contexts.
The afterword calls for a pluralistic humanitarian history—one that recognizes the value of diverse logics and practices and centers knowledge, experiences, and events often overlooked, distorted, or dismissed within liberal humanitarian frameworks.
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