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Philip Hammond, author of ‘Darfur: the Dangers of Celebrity Imperialism‘ in the Spiked Review of Books, discusses the folly of liberal ‘humanitarian’ interventionism, why complicated conflicts like that in the Darfur region of Sudan are often described as ‘genocide’ and why waging empire in the name of helping people never does any such thing.
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