Información General

• Autores: Reyhan Atasü Topcuoğlu (coord.)
• Editores: InovHumRe
• Año de publicación: 2023
• País: España
• Idioma: español
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Listado de artículos

• • Multiple Crises, Humanitarian Intervention and Participatory Evaluation: An Introduction

    Reyhan Atasü Topcuoğlu

    págs. 1-8

    

  • Conceptual Aspects in Humanitarian Action

    Raquel Freitas

    págs. 9-24

    

  • Some notes on Interconnections between Principles of Humanitarian Action and Social Work

    Jorge Manuel Leitão Ferreira, Reyhan Atasü Topcuoğlu

    págs. 25-28

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- Ideal Organisation for Working with Refugees

    Onur Kısa

    pág. 29

    

  • Metamorphosis of Humanitarian Crises in Time and Scope

    Eduardo Mello

    págs. 30-36

    

  • Common Crises, Intersecting Crises of Local and Migratory Populations

    Paula Andrea Cerón Arboleda, Mario Alberto Cajas Sarria, Laura Velásquez, Francisco Javier Castañeda Ibarra, Danna Isabella Collazos Ortega, Laura Alejandra Fernández

    págs. 37-50

    

  • The coordination role of the United Nations in Humanitarian Action and the Emergence ofthe European Union as a major player – principles and strategy

    Paulo Pedroso

    págs. 51-60

    

  • Some International Standards on Humanitarian Action in Contexts of Migration, Set By Conventional Mechanisms of Control and Monitoring of Compliance with Obligations Contained in International Treaties for The Protection of Human Rights

    Jorge Andrés Illera, Sofia Muñoz, Herwin Corzo Laverde, Juan David Jaramillo Manzano

    págs. 61-72

    

  • Legal Framework for Humanitarian Action in Spain

    Marta Lora-Tamayo Vallvé

    págs. 73-84

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- NGO Experience in Spain

    Rocío Ciero Reche, Ana Roldán Álvarez

    págs. 85-88

    

  • Colombian Legal Framework

    Paula Andrea Cerón Arboleda, Mario Daniel Lizcano Collazos, Mario Alberto Cajas Sarria

    págs. 89-97

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- Demobilization Disarmament and Reintegration in Colombia

    Carolina Feilman Quina, Carla Solé Iglesias

    págs. 98-101

    

  • The Framework of Portuguese Intervention in Humanitarian Action

    Paulo Pedroso

    págs. 102-109

    

  • Türkiye’s Humanitarian Action Strategy, Legal Framework, and Challenges of Mass Migration to Humanitarian Response

    Reyhan Atasü Topcuoğlu

    págs. 110-122

    

  • Challenges and Strategies in Türkiye's Disaster Management and Humanitarian Action Framework

    Hakan Sakarya

    págs. 123-125

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- Reflections on Humanitarian Action Response to Türkiye’s Catastrophic Earthquakes

    Görkem Kelebek Küçükarslan

    págs. 128-131

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- Mavi Marmara Crisis

    Aslıhan Öztürk Sakarya

    págs. 132-135

    

  • Accountability vs. Learning in Evaluation: The State of Art

    Eduardo Mello

    págs. 136-143

    

  • Comparing Humanitarian Action Approaches and Participation Evaluation’s Place in Humanitarian Action

    Eduardo Mello

    págs. 144-149

    

  • Major Trends and Basic Concepts in Evaluation

    Paulo Pedroso

    págs. 150-162

    

  • Management and Planning of Participatory Evaluation in Humanitarian Action

    Annelien Groten

    págs. 163-173

    

  • Use of Participatory Evaluation

    Annelien Groten

    págs. 174-181

    

  • Gender-mainstreaming in Humanitarian Action and Participatory Evaluation

    Görkem Kelebek Küçükarslan, Reyhan Atasü Topcuoğlu

    págs. 182-188

    

  • Inclusive Approaches, Non-Discriminatory Methodologies, and Intersectionality

    Paola Euscategui, Lina Buchely, Paula Andrea Cerón Arboleda

    págs. 189-195

    

  • Co-designing Strategies in HA and Social Services

    Raquel Pelta Resano, Antonio López Peláez

    págs. 196-209

    

  • Participatory Evaluation: Practical Co-Design Strategies, Digital Tools and Social Media

    Raquel Pelta Resano, Antonio López Peláez

    págs. 210-213

    

  • Proposal for a Participatory Evaluation Model in Humanitarian Action Based on Open Access Digital Tools (OpenPEHA)

    Ángel de Juanas Oliva, Francisco Javier García Castilla

    págs. 214-221

    

  • Social Media and Participatory Evaluation

    Raquel Pelta Resano, Antonio López Peláez

    págs. 222-224

    

  • -Insights from Practitioners- On Social Media

    Rafael Acebes Valentín, Rocío Ciero, Diego Antonio Galán, Ana Roldán Álvarez

    págs. 225-227

    

  • Ethics in Evaluation and Participation

    Gökhan Topçu

    págs. 228-236

    

  • Stakeholders: Different Perspectives, Different Priorities

    Annelien Groten

    págs. 237-241

    

  • Humanitarian Aid, Participatory Evaluation, and Objectives to Be Achieved: The Meaning of Success in Humanitarian Intervention

    Gonzalo Cavero Cano

    págs. 242-245

    

  • Enhancing and Sustaining Participation: Perspective of Different Actors

    Paula Andrea Cerón, Mario Daniel Lizcano Collazos

    págs. 246-257

    

  • Case Examples from Spain and Lessons Learned from Participatory Evaluation

    Rocío Ciero, Diego Galán Casado, Ana Roldán Álvarez

    págs. 258-260

    

  • Case Example IMFV Instituto Marquês de Valle Flôr, Portugal

    Carolina Feilman Quina, Carla Solé Iglesias

    págs. 261-264

    

  • -Case Study- Participatory Evaluation in a Livelihood Project in Türkiye

    Onur Kisa

    págs. 265-266