"This book offers a reflective, self-critical examination of MSF as one of the world's most iconic humanitarian organisations, which can't be more timely as the aid sector faces acute crises and must radically evolve to remain fit for purpose." Gilles Carbonnier , Professor of Development Economics, The Geneva Graduate Institute "MSF's ability to engage in uncompromising introspection remains fascinating! A collective book that provides an insight into the organisation's ability to confront its own practices. These are relevant questions for the entire humanitarian sector as it navigates the challenges ahead." Jean-Baptiste Richardier , President of the Board of Directors, Humanitarian Alternatives and Co-Founder of Handicap International / Humanity & Inclusion "Humanitarian Myths and Hubris is a critical guide for the entire MSF movement at a moment when our principles, positioning, and practices are under growing strain. It is both a mirror and a map - inviting us to renew our mission with clarity, humility, and solidarity." Wacuka Maina , The LEAF Charity "This volume offers an insightful perspective on humanitarian action through a medical NGO's lens, critically exploring contemporary challenges. Reflecting a sustained commitment to the continued reappraisal of humanitarian aid, it is an essential read for anyone working, studying, teaching, or simply interested in the field." Alexandre Hermet , Faculty Member, Sciences Po Toulouse.