War, money and survival

Collection of articles organized under four chapters that address 'globalization and war,' 'money and war,' 'survival and war,' and 'international aid.' Individual article titles include: 'Globalization and changing wars,' by Zaki Laidi; 'The carrot and the stick: reconsidering the conditions imposed on aid,' by Gilles Carbonnier; 'The economics of war: a new theory for armed conflicts,' by Jean-Christophe Rufin; 'Going to war: how rational is it?' by David Keen; 'The terrible toll taken by post-colonial 'rebel movements' in Africa,' by Thandika Mkandawire; 'Bulls to bears: the privatization of war in the 1990s,' by Kim Richard Nossal; 'Conducting business in war-prone areas,' by Jean-Philippe Ceppi; 'Investment in conflict-torn regions,' by John J. Maresca; 'Rating corporate conduct in war-torn settings,' by Philippe Spicher; 'The humanitarian aid market,' by Edward Girardet; 'Surviving in refugee camps,' by Mark Cutts; 'Afghanistan: Coping with decades of hardship,' by Jalil Shams; 'Sierra Leone: coping with the aftermath of atrocities,' by Lansana Gberie; 'Humanitarian assistance: negative spin-offs for the host country,' by Robin Davies; 'Humanitarianism should not eclipse humanity,' by Sylvie Brunel and Jean-Luc Bodin; 'Reforming humanitarian assistance: two decades of ICRC policy,' by Alain Mourey; 'Reforming development cooperation: from reconstruction to prevention,' by Nat J. Colletta and Markus Kostner.