Celebrity Humanitarianism: The Ideology of Global Charity

Louise Mubanda Rasmussen

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Ilan Kapoor’s new book comes at a time when the role of celebrities in humanitarian and development assistance is debated more than ever before. There is now a growing body of literature critically...

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