Mark Duffield
Mark Duffield teaches at the School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham, UK.
Articles by this Author
| Sovereignty and Intervention After the Cold War |
Over the past several years, the perception has become widespread that the world has entered a period of profound change. A main feature of this change has been some erosion of the principle of state sovereignty as a major structural feature of... |
MER187 |
| Bosnia and the Future of Military Humanitarianism |
Mark Duffield was in Bosnia and Croatia from January 9 to January 22, 1994 as part of a larger study of complex emergencies. The following is condensed from his “first impression” field report. The war in former... |
MER187 |
| Where Famine Is Functional |
Images of African famine once again scan Western television screens, prompting a renewed search for causes and solutions. In this worried atmosphere it is easy to overlook that international relief operations have now become a widespread and... |
MER172 |
| Absolute Distress |
Most discussion of the food crisis in Africa is a model in which subsistence economies remain essentially intact and food insecurity is a transitory phenomenon, the result of external factors such as drought or war which temporarily upset the... |
MER166 |
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