Publications

Where is the leadership? Where is the imagination?

Confronting a humanitarian system in crisis and resistant to change

Reflexivity, coloniality and Do No Harm

Thoughts on the subjectivity of aid workers

Building stronger field teams for better outcomes

The Field Team Impact Kit

Peer-reviewed journal articles

The “New-Old” Dimensions of Caring in Humanitarian Response

How can palliative care framings advance humanitarian discourse?

Peer-reviewed journal articles

“For them it’s not the work, it’s the life”: humanitarian leadership development in the Global South

What are the leadership development needs of so‑called ‘Global South’ humanitarian professionals?

Evolution, ideas and the possibility of change of the humanitarian sector

Exploring the dynamics of change through a socio-phenomenological approach

Envisioning empowerment

Mapping the paths of widowhood in Northern Uganda

Digging in: A consideration of ‘grassroots’ in localisation discourse

Expanding the understanding of grassroots beyond traditional boundaries

Coloniality and the inadequacy of localisation

Dismantling the logic of ‘Global North’ gatekeeping practices

Peer-reviewed journal articles

Psychological problems in the context of political violence in Afghan children

An overview of recent literature examining psychological problems in the context of political violence among Afghan children.