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humanitarian reason: a standalone construct

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Political anthropology

a term, from Fassin, for the moral sentiments of compassion that now govern policies toward suffering people, and the inequalities that this form of government carries.

In political anthropology, humanitarian reason refers to a term, from Fassin, for the moral sentiments of compassion that now govern policies toward suffering people, and the inequalities that this form of government carries. This meaning comes from Fassin (2011) in Humanitarian Reason.[1]

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  1. Fassin, D. (2011). Humanitarian Reason. University of California Press. https://doi.org/10.1525/california/9780520271166.001.0001

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