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Book Review: Transformation at work in the new market economies of Central Eastern Europe

the volume. Humanitarian assistance, and the groups engaged in its delivery, have come under increasingly sharp criticism over the last couple of years. Much of this faultfinding centres on the very dilemmas that Responding to emergencies emphasizes as being particularly problematic: the abuse of relief aid by warring factions; the inability of agencies to access civilian populations; poor coordination between international organizations; weak use of local partners; to name just a few. The book makes it crystal clear that there are no easy answers to these very significant questions. More importantly, however, the volume stresses that these quandaries continue, and will continue, to remain at the forefront of practitioners’ minds for the simple reason that adequate solutions have not yet been found. In this respect, the book serves as an excellent guide for academics and students looking for useful research topics to pursue. NGOs and other humanitarian practitioners can profit from the comprehensiveness of the material included and hopefully find important insights to inform their work. Overall, this volume is a useful contribution to the humanitarian literature and is worth a read.