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Legacies of Cultural Philanthropy in Asia

  • Source : De Gruyter
  • 1 January 1970
This publication explores the historical and contemporary legacies of cultural philanthropy across various Asian contexts. It likely delves into how individuals, families, and institutions have supported arts, heritage, and cultural initiatives, examining the motivations, impacts, and evolving nature of such giving. The content may cover diverse cultural traditions and philanthropic practices within Asia, highlighting the interplay between local customs, colonial influences, and modern philanthropic trends. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the unique landscape of cultural philanthropy in the region and its enduring effects.
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JRD Tata and the Ethics of Philanthropy

  • Source : Routledge
  • 1 January 1970
This book introduces the ethics of philanthropy, particularly within the Indian context, by drawing on JRD Tata’s philosophy and business approach. It demonstrates how business and philanthropy were intrinsically linked for him, discussing concepts like trusteeship, profit, and the relationship between public and private good. The work offers an intellectual map of Tata’s thoughts, providing new insights into ethical problems in India and ways to negotiate them. It also creates a meaningful understanding of Corporate Social Responsibility in the global economy.
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Community-Based Learning: An Exploration from Philanthropy to Praxis

  • Source : Brill
  • 1 January 1970
This book delves into the concept of community-based learning and its transition from philanthropy to praxis. It explores how community-based organizations, along with high-capacity donors, collaborate to promote social change through philanthropic efforts. The study highlights the role of community-based organizations in creating opportunities for marginalized communities and discusses how philanthropic practices intersect with social justice and development. The book offers practical insights into building effective donor relationships, grantmaking strategies, and the importance of behavioral science in shaping philanthropic outcomes.
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An exploration of love in the time of inequality: philanthropy and social justice

  • Source : Edward Elgar Publishing
  • 1 January 1970
This chapter dissects the inherent contradictions in both the language and practice of social justice philanthropy. It differentiates philanthropy ("love of humanity") from mere financial giving, rooting it in a social justice framework of fairness, equity, and addressing structural problems. The piece explores theoretical approaches to social justice philanthropy, acknowledging the lack of consensus on its definition and practical application. It interrogates the assumption that social justice is implicit in philanthropy, instead advocating for a specific, intentional framework within philanthropic practice.
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Philanthropy since 1914

  • Source : Manchester University Press (The Reputation of Philanthropy
  • 1 January 1970
Cunningham traces philanthropy's evolving public role through the 20th century, highlighting WWI-era collaboration with the state and post-war critiques of philanthropy as outdated. He maps shifts in public perception and institutional models, illustrating philanthropy's fluctuating cultural status. The book offers a comprehensive historical analysis of philanthropy’s adaptation to changing societal needs and political landscapes, showcasing its enduring yet often debated role in public life.
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Philanthropy and the religious life of goodness in China

  • Source : In Handbook on Religion in China (Edward Elgar)
  • 1 January 1970
Weller, Huang & Wu document how religious philanthropy in China, particularly through industrialized donor models prevalent in Taiwan, China, and Malaysia, actively defines moral goodness and public welfare. This chapter meticulously explores the phenomenon of bureaucratized, large-scale giving, delving into its spiritual motivations. It also critically examines the significant implications of such religious philanthropy for the development of civil society and the broader governance landscape, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of faith, giving, and societal impact in Chinese contexts.
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Philanthropy and innovation

  • Source : Springer, Palgrave Pivot
  • 1 January 1970
This book chapter explores the intersection of philanthropy and innovation, emphasizing how philanthropic capital acts as a catalyst for both technological and social experimentation. Through diverse examples from academia, science, and the arts, it outlines the structural elements that support innovative endeavors. The chapter advocates for transparent governance in philanthropic organizations and highlights philanthropy’s crucial role in fostering entrepreneurship. It argues that philanthropic funding provides essential risk capital, enabling the development and scaling of novel solutions to complex societal challenges where traditional markets might fall short.
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Philanthropy and Society

  • Source : Routledge
  • 1 January 1970
Maurrasse examines how philanthropic institutions contribute to societal betterment through strategic partnerships, fostering inclusion, and aiming for intentional impact. He identifies two core trends: the rise of data-informed, strategic giving and a growing emphasis on equity and inclusion. Through diverse global case studies, the book articulates effective tactics for fostering mutuality between funders and communities, demonstrating how philanthropy can be responsibly leveraged to address complex systemic challenges and promote social good.
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Leveraging Data Science for Global Health

  • Source : SpringerLink
  • 1 January 1970
This book explores the transformative potential of data science in addressing complex global health challenges. It covers various applications, from disease surveillance and outbreak prediction to optimizing healthcare resource allocation and personalized medicine. The text highlights how data-driven approaches can lead to more effective interventions, improve health outcomes worldwide, and contribute to achieving global health equity. It serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the intersection of data science and global health initiatives.
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The public image of big business in America, 1880-1940: a quantitative study in social change

  • Source : Flipkart
  • 1 January 1970
This book provides a quantitative analysis of the public image of big businesses in America during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It tracks the evolution of corporate reputation and the role of philanthropy in shaping public opinion. It highlights the intersection of business practices, philanthropy, and social change, and explores the shift in public perception of big corporations over time.
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