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Routledge Focus on Media and Humanitarian Action

Religions, Media and the United Nations

The New Humanitarian Landscape

Azza Karam

Religions, Media and the United Nations

Routledge Focus on Media and Humanitarian Action

Religions, Media and the United Nations

The New Humanitarian Landscape

Routledge Focus on Media and Humanitarian Action: Religions, Media and the United Nations

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This book is the first of its kind to make concise connections that tie faith-based engagement with the UN’s sustainable development goals, humanitarian governance, while also linking this to media studies and multilateralism.

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Beschrijving Routledge Focus on Media and Humanitarian Action: Religions, Media and the United Nations

This book is the first of its kind to make concise connections that tie faith-based engagement with the UN’s sustainable development goals, humanitarian governance, while also linking this to media studies and multilateralism.

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9781041406631
Pagina's
108
Verschijnt
Serie
Routledge Focus on Media and Humanitarian Action
Rubriek
Algemene sociale wetenschappen
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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