Susanne Jaspars

About the Author

Susanne Jaspars is a distinguished scholar and researcher specializing in humanitarian aid, food security, and African development studies. With a career spanning decades, she has delved into the intricate intersections of politics, power dynamics, and economic interests in crisis zones, particularly in Sudan. Her work illuminates the often-overlooked human and structural costs of aid interventions, challenging conventional narratives and advocating for more equitable approaches. Drawing from extensive fieldwork and archival research, Jaspars brings a critical lens to global aid systems, highlighting how profit motives and geopolitical strategies shape famine responses. As an influential voice in development policy, she continues to influence debates on sustainable humanitarian practices and the ethics of international assistance.