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HUMANITY VOLUME 5, ISSUE 2The new issue begins with two major pieces on the history of humanitarianism, including Daniel Cohen’s revelatory investigation of Christian humanitarianism in Palestine; turns to Vanessa Ogle’s insightful article on the “New International Economic Order,” which provides a foretaste of our special issue on the subject coming next spring; continues with David Shneer’s haunting commentary on Soviet photography of the Holocaust; and concludes with our usual array of reviews, notably Bronwyn Leebaw’s consideration of Ruti Teitel’s recent book.TABLE OF CONTENTS:Between Communal Survival and National Aspiration: Armenian Genocide Refugees, the League of Nations, and the Practices of Interwar Humanitarianism       by Keith David WatenpaughElusive Neutrality: Christian Humanitarianism and the Question of Palestine, 1948–1967      by G. Daniel CohenState Rights against Private Capital: The "New International Economic Order" and the Struggle over Aid, Trade, and Foreign Investment, 1962–1981       by Vanessa OgleGhostly Landscapes: Soviet Liberators Photograph the Holocaust       by David Shneer From Anti-Politics to Post-Neoliberalism: A Conversation with James Ferguson        by The Editors Justice, Charity, or Alibi? Humanitarianism, Human Rights, and "Humanity Law"        by Bronwyn LeebawInternational Legal Fields       by Umut Özsu "Democratic Development" in Neoliberal Drag        by Bradley R. SimpsonEnjoy reading!