Linda Polman
1 book
About the Author
Linda Polman is a journalist and author whose work examines the unintended consequences of humanitarian aid in conflict zones. Drawing on years of field reporting, she critiques how aid can prolong wars and empower warlords rather than alleviate suffering. Her writing combines rigorous investigation with clear, accessible prose that challenges conventional assumptions about charity and intervention. Polman’s insights have made her a respected voice in discussions about global ethics and international policy.
Common genres
Writing style
investigative
critical
accessible
Books by Linda Polman
