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Hervet, Christel. "Médecins sans frontières, 25 ans d'humanitaire." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/mq24854.pdf.
Full textRambaud, Elsa. "Médecins sans frontières : Sociologie d'une institution critique." Thesis, Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010350.
Full textMédecins Sans Frontières is the first international medical emergency aid NGO and an organization that has institutionalized critical activity, a phenomenon that this thesis seeks to understand. The most opposite sociologies have studied criticism as an extra-ordinary practice which would be a matter of pure ideas. In contrast with this common frame of analysis, we explore its social rooting. We study the construction of an avant-garde position inside the humanitarian arena. With its center of reflexion, MSF has its own « grammar» (in a metaphoric sense) and its own grammarians. This specificity and its position allow it to play critical blows like the stop of its fund raising for the tsunami at the top of the mobilization (2005). We distinguished three devices underpinning criticism inside the NGO. Amazingly, the first one is a man: Rony Brauman. Understanding the institutionalization of criticism implies studying « Roi René» critical charisma. The second one, instances dedicated to criticism, can be considered as his heritage. The third one is an uncertain division of labor sometimes sustained by power fragmentation technologies. After analyzing the «game of the call to order», we then focus on different adaptations of MSF members to the NGO's critical expectation, examining the cost of criticism and its effects. Critique being inseparable from power, its study sheds light on MSF 's governance and its members ' strong commitment. This sociological normalization of critical practices, between sociology of international relations and collective action, is based on a corpus of interviews and discussions, various archive collections and ethnographical observations
Delvaux, Denise. "The politics of humanitarian organizations : neutrality and solidarity : the case of the ICRC and MSF during the 1994 Rwandan genocide /." Thesis, Rhodes University, 2005. http://eprints.ru.ac.za/146/.
Full textRavel, Christiane. "Bilan d' une expérience d' aide médicale dans le cadre du projet "Médecins sans frontières" au Tchad." Clermont-Ferrand 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987CLF11016.
Full textGunnarsson, Ruthman Jon. "Internal membership democracy and motions for change : The case of the Medécins Sans Frontières Association." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Teologiska institutionen, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-347861.
Full textMaman, David. "Analyse multicentrique du devenir des patients vivants avec le VIH dans les cohortes suivies par Médecins Sans Frontières France en Afrique subsaharienne." Thesis, Lyon 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LYO10146.
Full textAlmost two third of individuals living with HIV are in sub-Saharan Africa. In these resource limited countries, the optimal CD4 cell count level to initiate antiretroviral treatment (ART) is still debated. We studied long term immune reconstitution on ART and its association with survival in four HIV programs supported by Médecins Sans Frontières in sub-Saharan Africa between 2001 and 2010. We used mixed models to account for repeated CD4 measurements in the modelling of the immune reconstitution and the survival analysis. In the first part modelling immune response to ART, we showed that women achieved a better immune reconstitution compared to men and that the immune reconstitution capacity is the same for each level of CD4 at ART initiation. The second study showed that survival is improved for patient with an updated CD4 above 500 cells/μL compared to those with CD4 levels between 350-499 cells/μL. Furthermore, gender, age and adherence are independently associated with mortality. As a conclusion, women have a better immune reconstitution and achieved quicker
Campagne, Jean-Michel. "Santé et hygiène dans un camp de réfugiés : à propos d'une expérience avec médecins sans frontières dans un camp de réfugiés cambodgiens en Thai͏̈lande." Bordeaux 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994BOR2M214.
Full textRaisson, Sonia. "Le rôle du personnel national dans le management stratégique des ONG humanitaires : l'approche ressource appliquée au cas MSF." Lyon 3, 2010. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/in/theses/2010_in_raisson_s.pdf.
Full textTo develop its strategy, a humanitarian Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) needs to conciliate its stakeholders’ expectations, its founding social mission and organizational culture and the environment’s constraints. If it manages to articulate its resources and competences in a wise manner, an NGO can improve its performance by developing new competencies in a recursive and adaptive process of organizational learning. An NGO’s central resources lie in the men and women who constitute it and promote its social mission through their involvement and their faith in the mission. Among these resources, we focus on national staff, recruited directly in the countries where NGOs work. We have noticed a change in French humanitarian NGOs’ practices towards their national staff. These practices tend to be more integrative at administrative, operational and associative levels. We therefore wish to understand how this integration could help humanitarian NGOs renew and develop their competencies through an organizational learning and hybridization process. This integration could therefore contribute to improving their organizational performance. We chose to carry out a case study analysis of the French NGO Médecins Sans Frontières, which has implemented a new integration policy towards its national staff
Duroch, Françoise. "Résistances et appropriations institutionnelles des Organisations Non Gouvernementales autour de la notion de victimes de violences sexuelles : le cas de Médecins Sans Frontières en République Démocratique du Congo." Lyon 2, 2008. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2008/duroch_f.
Full textThis work offers to analyse the learning process of the humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontière (Doctors without borders / MSF) around the notions of victims of sexual violence. The first part is dedicated to a conceptual and critical essay on the concepts of rape victims, in particular in the field of social sciences, as well as to an introduction to the history of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The second part of the study presents a qualitative study of one MSF's most important intervention in Eastern DRC in favour of victims of sexual violence. The medical anamnesis of 2695 patients received by the organisation were studied in order to understand the phenomenon of massive rapes in this region; semi-directive interviews have also been conducted with volunteers and managers of the organization participating to the development of this type of operations. The last section describes the elements which have led MSF to consider the phenomenon of sexual violence in its fields of interventions, as well as the organization's appropriation and resistance processes vis-à-vis these issues. The organisational learning dynamics seems to have been made possible by a set of key events: conflicts, HIV-Aids pandemics, favourable institutional environment, and scandals in the media. Resistances develop around social representations of the victim, as well as ethical and technical stakes. In these processes should appear some forms of mediation, some conveyors of meaning, pedagogues of the otherness, which could contribute to bringing significance to action-taking around phenomena sometimes located in the spheres of the unspeakable
Cunningham, Andrew John. "The relationship between humanitarian international non-governmental organisations and states in periods of civil war : case study of Médecins Sans Frontières-Holland and the Government of Sri Lanka." Thesis, King's College London (University of London), 2016. http://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/the-relationship-between-humanitarian-international-nongovernmental-organisations-and-states-in-periods-of-civil-war(9eb90896-95db-4efd-bb42-5fc0c783d654).html.
Full textKatz, Michel. "L'aide d'urgence française à l'étranger en cas de catastrophe." Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010258.
Full textSince 1981, the French government has tried to elaborate an emergency aid's policy. Over the NGO and mass media's pression, it has always given the impression to undergo the events, adopting associative methods whose it wished to dissociate itself. The nomination, in the Michel Rocard's second government the 28 june 1988, of a minister in charge of humanitary action settles the structural end of a politisation. If Bernard Kouchner represents at first, the central actor of emergency aid's French policy, it is however obliged to act with others actors often more strong. So, the French answer is distorted by mass media's influence. The leaded policy, can be qualified of "advertising". It's "a public policy, based on public opinion's emotion motivated by the mass media, and which, in creating emergence of heroes strengthen pre-eminence sign over thing"
Blideman, Anna. "HOW IS THE CONCEPT OF ‘WOMEN AND CHILDREN’REPRESENTED BY TWO HUMANITARIANORGANISATIONS? : HOW IS THE CONCEPT OF ‘WOMEN AND CHILDREN’REPRESENTED BY TWO HUMANITARIANORGANISATIONS?" Thesis, Umeå universitet, Umeå centrum för genusstudier (UCGS), 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-162033.
Full textDesgrandchamps, Marie-Luce. "L'humanitaire en guerre civile : une histoire des opérations de secours au Nigeria-Biafra (1967-1970)." Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010604.
Full textIn the summer of 1968, pictures of emaciated children, suffering from diseases due to malnutrition, poured in western medias. They came from the eastern region of the Federation of Nigeria, which had proclaimed its independence one year before and taken the name of the Republic of Biafra. War and famine that were taking place in the region generated widespread concern in the West, where humanitarian organizations decided to set up international relief operations to help alleviate the suffering of the civilian population. Still understudied by the historiography, the crisis in Biafra and the mobilization of western organizations are the subjects of this PhD. Firstly, the dissertation examines how an African civil war became an international humanitarian crisis. To this purpose, it analyses the situation in the ground, the actors of its internationalization and how it was represented. Secondly, in order to grasp the complexity of humanitarian aid, the dissertation studies the elaboration and the deployment of the relied operations, as well as their reception in Nigeria in a post-colonial context. Finally, the thesis questions why Biafra is usually considered as a turning point in the history of humanitarianism. By so doing, it sheds light on the reconfigurations of the discourses and practices of humanitarian aid that took place in the late 1960’s
Hammargren, Maria. "Learning organisations and the training of staff in management positions : A critical analysis of MSF Sweden and IFRC/the Swedish Red Cross." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Teologiska institutionen, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-447061.
Full textGarcía, Martínez Cristina. "Humanitaire, genre et numérique : l’image des femmes dans les ONG. Le cas du Chocó en Colombie (2000-2020)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Grenoble Alpes, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024GRALL003.
Full textThe present research aims to analyze the transformations in representations of women who receive humanitarian aid, using the case study of the non-governmental organization Doctors Without Borders. Constructing a theoretical framework at the intersection of the history of the southern region of the American continent, decolonial studies, cultural studies, and communication studies with a gender perspective, we examine the contemporary genre of humanitarian photography. These images, rooted in missionary and colonial photography, have evolved due to the impact of Web 2.0, altering communicative logics. This study contrasts photographs taken by local organizations in the Choco region with the professional Doctors Without Borders images. Through case analyses, we observe visual narratives from international and local humanitarian aid. Analytical categories are built based on the epistemic articulation of the theoretical frameworks, that is to say, from the sociology of the image, we delve into cultural studies and decolonial theories, allowing us to infer the exhibitions. Finally, semiotics will be used for the technical image analysis.. Initial interpretations are compared with oral transcriptions of collective conversations with Chocoan women during fieldwork. Based on the concept of gaze as an instrument of power and employing visual arts methodology, we posit the presence of a colonial gaze in these photographs. This macro-gaze gives rise to three micro-gazes: the Christian, the Imperial, and the Post-feminist, contrasting with the oppositional gaze rooted in the active recognition of resistance. In Doctors Without Borders photographs, based on subjectivity and the unconscious acceptance of a position of power, archetypal exhibitions reflect a modern colonial gender system and transform under neoliberal logics, perpetuating hierarchies of difference. Consequently, international humanitarian photographs promote the survival of hierarchies of difference, while images from local Chocoan organizations subvert dominant visual narratives and construct insurgent images from their subjectivities
Fialho, Lopes Ana Paula. "Les corollaires politiques de l'action humanitaire non-gouvernementale : effets secondaires, action stratégique et interdépendance entre les acteurs." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998IEPP0034.
Full textVega, Bernal Diego. "Le rôle de la logistique dans le succès des opérations humanitaires : une approche par les compétences." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM1112/document.
Full textOver the past years, the number of natural disasters reported has suffered a frightening increase all around the world. Even though the number of people reported killed has decreased on the last years, the number of people reported affected has augmented having a great impact in the relief operations undertaken. Humanitarian relief comprises a myriad of actors which include donors, aid agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), governments and logistics providers. In this context, logistics accounts for 80% of the relief effort and is involved in all three of the disaster management phases. In industry, logistics is considered to be a source of competitive advantage, explaining the differences in performance among firms. Moving this to the humanitarian context, logistics has the capacity to ensure the success of the operations, to contribute to an organization's strategy, and allows beneficiaries and donors to distinguish an organization from another. This is only possible through the development of organizational logistics competences. The purpose of this thesis is thus to identify those organizational logistics competences and capabilities that can ensure the success of humanitarian relief operations. Through a single-embedded case study performed with MSF Logistique, the international logistics platform for Médecins Sans Frontières France, this thesis provides evidence of the strategic role that logistics plays in the organization's activities, and proposes a Logistics Capability and Competence Framework for Humanitarian Relief
Micol, Romain. "Infections à Cryptococcus neoformans, à cytomégalovirus, au virus de l'hépatite B au sein d'une cohorte (2004-2007) de sujets cambodgiens infectés par le VIH : prévalence, morbidité et mortalité." Paris 5, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA05T018.
Full textIn order to demonstrate the practical value of early diagnosis of cryptococcosis, cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection, and hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection during HIV infection in Cambodia, a cohort of 441 Cambodian HIV-infected patients was recruited in 2004 and followed until 2007 in Phnom Penh, in the context of Médecins Sans Frontières and Médecins du Monde antiretroviral drug access programmes. Prevalences, morbidity and mortality were estimated. A high prevalence (59/327; 18. 0%; 95%CI = 13. 9%-22. 2%) of cryptococcosis was observed in patients with a CD4+ T lymphocyte count less than 200/mm3, and the clinical value of systematic screening for cryptococcal antigenemia was demonstrated, as it allows early treatment of infection (28. 8% of cases of cryptococcosis were diagnosed as a result of systematic screening for cryptococcal antigenemia). A cost-effectiveness study (costs in 2009) comparing two cryptococcosis intervention strategies in patients with CD4+ count < 100/mm3 showed that screening for cryptococcal antigenemia and treatment of positive patients presented a better cost-effectiveness ratio (Dollar 180/life year gained) than primary prophylaxis with fluconazole (compared to the absence of intervention). Furthermore, primary prophylaxis presented a reasonable cost effectiveness ratio (Dollar 511/life year gained) compared to the screening. The proportion of patients alive at one year was 71. 9% and 70. 0%, respectively, compared to 60. 7% in the absence of intervention. CMV infection (an opportunistic infection often neglected in poor countries due to the almost complete absence of diagnosis and treatment) was very frequently detected (by real-time PCR) in patients with CD4+ count < 50/mm3 (133/224; 59. 4%; 95%CI = 52. 9%-65. 8%) and was independently associated with excess mortality (highest risk of death for CMV PCR ≥ 4. 2 log10 copies/ml = 3. 6; 95%CI = 2. 0-6. 8). To investigate a pathophysiological basis for these results, HHV-6 replication was studied by quantitative PCR and protein cmvIL-10 screening was performed by quantitative ELISA for C. Neoformans (no association between HHV-6 and cryptococcal infections) and CMV infections (negative correlation between cmvIL-10 level and CD4+ count), respectively. Finally, the proportion of patients presenting active chronic hepatitis B was estimated (45/319; 14. 1%; 95%CI = 10. 3%-17. 9%) and the emergence of lamivudineresistant strains was modelled in the HIV-infected population (7. 8% in co-infected patients) and in the general population
Onana, Auguste Charles. "Rwanda, l'Opération Turquoise et la controverse médiatique (1994-2014) : analyse des enquêtes journalistiques, des documents secret-défense et de la stratégie militaire." Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE3083.
Full textOn the 22nd June 1994, the UN Security Council passes the resolution 929authorising the deployment of a multinational humanitarian, neutral and impartial force toRwanda having as its mission to put an end to the massacres. In concrete terms, it isFrance, on initiative of this project, who goes to carry out the command of the missionnamed Operation Turquoise. This comes up against the opposition of the Tutsis rebels ofthe Rwandan Patriotic Front, to the reservations of the humanitarian organisations but itreceives the backup support of the acting Rwandan Hutu government. OperationTurquoise incites above all a wave of accusations in the French press, with the PresidentFrançois Mitterand and the French military soldiers being accused of 'complicity ingenocide', even of taking part in the genocide. These accusations have endured and havebeen regularly coming back for more than twenty years, relayed by journalists who claimto have discovered then revealed the shameful role of France in RwandaThis study analyses the journalistic inquiries led from 1994 to 2014 and comparesthem with confidential secret defence documents stemming from American, French,Rwandan and UN records, as well as the military strategy put in place during OperationTurquoise. It also allows identification of the sources on which these accusations lie andevaluation of their validity. In so doing, it brings to the fore the way in which the researchhas focused on the genocide to the detriment of the armed struggle initiated by the RPFfrom 1990 to July 1994, leaving aside essential aspects in the comprehension of theRwandan tragedy
Niyonizigiye, Pascal. "Les O.N.G Humanitaires entre contraintes étatiques et transnationales : Les cas de Care International, C.R.S et M.S.F/F au Burundi." Thesis, Pau, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PAUU2001.
Full textThe three humanitarian NGOs (CARE International, CRS and MSF/F) which have been operating in Burundi since 1993 to 2005 realized important projects for the country. These Transnational actors are funded by States, international organizations and private donators. That is why we can call them intermediate actors because they are submitted to governmental and transnational conditions. Static funding urges these NGOs to operate according to the national interests while private funding legitimates their transnational nature and justifies their “charity business”. Besides this hybrid nature, there are philanthropic agents in each of these three humanitarian NGOs
Kanju, Fezile. "Civilians' perceptions on the impartiality of Médecins sans frontières in contexts of its interventions." Thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10539/21512.
Full textThis study explores civilians’ perceptions on the impartiality of the international humanitarian organization (IHO) Médecins sans Frontières (MSF). This is done through engaging participants from countries where MSF operates and has experienced different challenges in delivering humanitarian aid to civilians. The countries include the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia and Somalia. A basic interpretive approach was used to explore and interpret participants’ perceptions. Interviews were conducted with groups of participants based on their respective countries of origin. The interview questions and guide were developed using indicators of impartiality which the researcher formulated based on varying literature and definition of impartiality, independence and neutrality as the core humanitarian principles that guide the work of MSF together with many other IHOs. Participants expressed their perceptions on the impartiality of MSF through reflecting on associations they made between the IHO and parties they considered to have vested interests in humanitarian crises. These parties included Western countries, the military and persons perceived to have discriminatory and colonial intentions. Upon analysis of these perceptions, it becomes clear that MSF, as an IHO that holds itself to operate according to the humanitarian principles of independence, neutrality and impartiality, needs to reflect on how it builds its identity in order to mitigate perceptions that may have potential to hinder its ability to access and assist civilians affected by humanitarian crises.
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Matte, Frédérik. "Figures, tensions et intensités organisationnelles à Médecins sans frontières : une approche ethnographique." Thèse, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/9079.
Full textThis thesis illustrates the ways by which some tensions enbody and expresses themselves in the daily activities of a humanitarian organization, Doctors without borders (MSF). To do so, we mobilize a "constitutive" approach to communication, an approach that allows us to show that organizational tensions faced by (humanitarian) actors can be analyzed from the figures that animate their conversations and activities on a daily basis. By tension, we mean every practices of inconsistency, contradiction or opposition experienced or perceived between two or more logics of action, while the notion of figure refers to what drives these logics of action, that is, any concern, value or interest on behalf of which an actor comes to speak or act. In this thesis, we thus identified and analyzed, through an ethnographic approach, five figures, three tensions and three "communicative scenes" that we believe illustrate quite faithfully the humanitarian activities of MSF. This thesis is therefore an empirical demonstration, via the communication practices of actors, of these figures and tensions that have to be managed on a daily basis. Consequently, we were able to fill some “gaps” in the literature on organizational tensions and humanitarian aid. These gaps correspond with a lack of interest for the actual practices of organizational actors as such, and secondly, as well as for an approach to communication conceived as being constitutive of an organization, that is to say, an approach that reflects and expresses what drives or guides organizational actors on a daily basis. As we show, what seem to animate or preoccupy MSF (and its actors) are, on one side, some principles and values such as independence of practice, neutrality or experience and scruples. Thus, these ideals that actors cultivate in their conversations and activities are constantly taken in account when missions are planned and carried out for this famous organization. On the other side, another source of animation lies in the complex environments in which medical care is provided to populations in distress. Through our constitutive approach to communication, we were thus able to draw a realistic picture of these practices - the "sources" of what animates humanitarian action - reflecting both the mode of being and acting of MSF, in all its intensities and tensions.
Costa, João Miguel Gomes de Almeida Gama. "Médecins sans frontières and the limitations of humanitarian aid: (filling a gap)." Master's thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10071/24187.
Full textEm 2015, o número crescente de pessoas a procurar abrigo na Europa foi retratado como uma “crise de refugiados”. A resposta dos estados-membros União Europeia (UE) tardou e por isso centenas de organizações humanitárias foram chamadas a prestar ajuda de emergência a milhões de refugiados. Esta dissertação explora esta crise através do olhar de uma organização humanitária na ilha grega de Lesbos, para compreender o seu papel e limitações na tentativa de “preencher um vazio” criado por governos eleitos. Os Médicos Sem Fronteiras (MSF) foram escolhidos não apenas pela sua longa história de trabalho humanitário, mas também pela posição crítica da resposta europeia à “crise de refugiados”. Ao dar voz a atores humanitários e refugiados, esta dissertação aborda os anos mais desafiantes em Lesbos – 2019 a 2021, um período marcado pela destruição do maior campo de refugiados da Europa, Moria. Ao explorar a ação dos MSF durante este período, a dissertação argumenta que a organização humanitária escolheu o lado dos requerentes de asilo, os seus membros escolheram ser “testemunhas ativas” em vez de “meros espectadores” (Terry, 2000, p.4). Os MSF escolheram uma ação “não- neutra” para responder às limitações enfrentadas pela ajuda humanitária, durante a “crise de refugiados” europeias. Com constantes apelos por responsabilidade política, os MSF recusam um papel limitado, a exonerar os estados das suas responsabilidades. Em vez de se limitar a “preencher um vazio”, a organização está aberta a desafiar a UE sobre a resposta ao acolhimento de refugiados que tinha à sua porta.
Yaméogo, Nawalaguema Théophane. "Les expressions d'autorité dans les interactions organisationnelles de Médecins sans frontières : une approche dynamique." Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7146.
Full textEllouk, Jessica. "La construction identitaire d'une ONG par la communication : le cas de Médecins sans frontières." Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10201.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to examine the co-construction and the negotiation of organizational identity through speech in everyday interactions. This study focused on a humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), and more specifically on a mission carried out in the North-Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Data were collected by using shadowing, that is, by filming MSF actors in their daily interactions, particularly in our case, a head of mission. These data were analyzed, in turn, by using conversation analysis. The methodology used to analyze the video recordings was inspired by conversation analysis and ethnomethodology. The key concepts of this research are « ventriloquism » and « presentification », both developed by François Cooren of the Montreal School of Organizational Communication. Specifically, our analyses show how MSF actors cultivate the identity and image of their organization through « identity conversations ». In other words, it is through these conversations that MSF actors construct and establish the identity of their organization, as well as their own identity.
Matte, Frédérik. "L'aide humanitaire d'urgence en actions. Une approche ethnographique : le cas de Médecins sans Frontières." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/18076.
Full textYaméogo, Nawalaguemba Théophane. "Les expressions d'autorité dans les interactions organisationnelles de Médecins sans frontières : une approche dynamique." Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7146.
Full textOlivier, Judette. "Potensiële vrywilligers se persepsie van die foto's op Médecins sans Frontières se webtuiste / Judette Olivier." Thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10394/15488.
Full textMA (Communication Studies), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015
Mallette-Brochu, Simon. "La négociation de l’identité organisationnelle : une étude narrative du travail des employés de Médecins Sans Frontières." Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10412.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the concept of organizational identity, applied to humanitarian organizations. The actual international context is forcing these organizations to review some of their core values and procedures. Consequently, their teams on the field are confronted with more and more conflicts and complex situations where the organisation’s identity is at stake. The aim of this research is to produce a better understanding of the work that employees of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) do on the field during a mission, especially when they have to justify and negotiate the presence of their organisation with the local populations and authorities. Based on Karl E. Weick’s concept of sensemaking, we present a narrative analysis of fieldwork stories we collected by conducting interviews with five MSF employees. Not only does this analysis help us understand the roles employees have to play on the field, but it also provides insight into the different situations when organizational identity is being negotiated.
Blackburn, Philippe. "Entrer en état d’urgence à l’ère du capitalisme globalisé : retour critique sur quatorze ans avec Médecins Sans Frontières." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/21118.
Full textNguyenová, Thuong Ly. "Role embedded journalism při práci novinářů na misích Lékařů bez hranic." Master's thesis, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-357633.
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