Disquieting Gifts: Humanitarianism in New Delhi (Stanford Studies in Human Rights)
Erica Bornstein’s Disquieting Gifts examines humanitarianism in New Delhi as a subject within human rights studies. Focusing on the city’s context, this scholarly work offers readers an academic perspective on humanitarian practices, their meaning, and their relationship to broader questions of human rights.
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Disquieting Gifts explores humanitarianism in New Delhi through an academic study of human rights.
The book considers how humanitarian practices and ideas take shape within the context of the city.
Written by Erica Bornstein, it belongs to the Stanford Studies in Human Rights series.
This work is suited to readers interested in humanitarianism, human rights, and New Delhi.
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