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David Rieff

Human Rights November/December 2002 Essay

Humanitarianism in Crisis

Humanitarian organizations have moved to incorporate human rights and development into their increasingly politicized agendas. Yet in the process, they have abandoned...

David Rieff

Human Rights - Foreign Affairs

Human Rights March/April 1997 Essay

Case Study in Ethnic Strife: Without Rules or Pity

Like Bosnia, Nagorno-Karabakh, an Armenian-majority enclave deep in Azerbaijan, has seen civil war, ethnic cleansing, and a million people made refugees. Living...

David Rieff

Russia Fsu - Foreign Affairs

Political Economy January/February 1997 Review Essay

Charity on the Rampage: The Business of Foreign Aid

Aid organizations today are businesses as interested in market share as the Fortune 500, Michael Maren claims in The Road to Hell. Maren's book oversimplifies as it...

Reviewed by David Rieff

Political Development July/August 1996 Essay

Cuba Refrozen: Defiance And Dollarization

Cuba's downing of the Brothers to the Rescue planes halted the thaw in relations that had seemed slow but inexorable. That suits Fidel Castro perfectly. Anti...

David Rieff

Cuba - Foreign Affairs

Security November/December 1995 Response

Appease with Dishonor: Faulty History

Responding to Charles G. Boyd on the Balkan crisis, author Noel Malcolm, professor Norman Cigar, and journalist David Rieff argue the Serbs bear the primary guilt;...

Noel Malcolm, Norman Cigar, David Rieff, William E. Odom, an

Europe - Foreign Affairs

Politics & Society July/August 1995 Essay

From Exiles to Immigrants

Like Jews, Armenians, and White Russians, Cuban-Americans see themselves as exiled members of a diaspora, not simply immigrants. From Kennedy's Bay of Pigs plan...

David Rieff

Cuba - Foreign Affairs

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