"French NGOs in the Global Era" offers a comprehensive analysis of the changing priorities, procedures, and practices of French non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in international development work. The book examines the extent to which these organizations diverge from broader trends in the Nordic NGO sector. By applying Resource Dependence Theory and conducting a case study on the work of NGOs in Cameroon, it provides deeper insights into the dynamics and challenges faced by these actors. The systematic approach to the topic allows readers to better understand the complex interconnections and the role of French NGOs in a global context. This scholarly work is aimed at students, researchers, and practitioners involved in international development and NGO work.