Peter Gill is a journalist specialising in developing world affairs. He has been South Asia and Middle East correspondent for the Daily Telegraph and has travelled widely in Africa and Asia as a current affairs reporter for ITV, the BBC and Channel 4. He covered the fall of Saigon for the Daily Telegraph and made three documentary films on Afghanistan during the Soviet occupation. He led major media campaigns to combat AIDS and leprosy in India for the BBC, and has written four books on development themes, including a study of Oxfam's early work and two books on the politics of hunger in Ethiopia.
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Introduction: Humanitarian Armada Part I: Front Lines 1. End of the White Saviour 2. Development at Gunpoint 3. Meetings with Remarkable Men 4. Taking a Bullet for Polio 5. Frontier Manoeuvres 6. Blue UN, Black UN 7. Delay Costs Lives 8. Acts of Faith Part II: Home Fronts 9. With All Those Who Suffer 10. When Aid Becomes a Crime 11. Doing Well by Doing Good 12. The Police, Not the Stasi 13. Making Poverty History? 14. French Lessons 15. Running Out of Words Conclusion: How Many Cheers for Neutrality?
Introduction: Humanitarian Armada Part I: Front Lines 1. End of the White Saviour 2. Development at Gunpoint 3. Meetings with Remarkable Men 4. Taking a Bullet for Polio 5. Frontier Manoeuvres 6. Blue UN, Black UN 7. Delay Costs Lives 8. Acts of Faith Part II: Home Fronts 9. With All Those Who Suffer 10. When Aid Becomes a Crime 11. Doing Well by Doing Good 12. The Police, Not the Stasi 13. Making Poverty History? 14. French Lessons 15. Running Out of Words Conclusion: How Many Cheers for Neutrality?
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