The Politics of Service
American Quakers and the Emergence of International Humanitarian Aid 1917-1945
Focusing on the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), this comprehensive history covers its pivotal role from 1917 to 1945 in shaping humanitarian efforts both domestically and internationally. The book highlights the transnational influence of American Quakers and explores the complex tensions within the humanitarian movement, offering insights into their contributions and challenges during this transformative period.