Introduction: Authoritarian practices and humanitarian negotiations
The friction of practice
reflecting on the Médecins Sans Frontieres experience with 'authoritarian regimes'
Humanitarian negotiation: Challenges and compromise in hard-to-reach areas
The vocabulary of negotiations: Sovereignty and authoritarian arguments in the Security Council
The Xinjiang case and its implication for the rights debate in China: What role for NGOs and humanitarian negotiations?
Daily negotiations with state agencies in the field
reflections from refugee camps in Western Ethiopia
Dilemmas of humanitarian negotiations with the rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan
Roma structural discrimination in contemporary Russia: Institutions involved and measures (not) taken
Humanitarian apparatus of silence: Authoritarian denial and aid assemblage in Venezuela
Mopping up, keeping down, and propping up: Ethical dilemmas in humanitarian negotiations with authoritarian regimes.