This edited volume examines the relationship between philanthropy and democracy, questioning whether philanthropic influence enhances or undermines democratic values. It presents perspectives from scholars and practitioners on topics such as elite power, civic engagement, and institutional accountability. The book highlights both the potential and risks of large-scale philanthropic involvement in public policy, calling for greater transparency and alignment with democratic processes. It promotes a vision of philanthropy that supports, rather than supplants, participatory governance.
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