Eikenberry critiques the expanding role of philanthropic institutions in public governance amid state retrenchment. She highlights tensions between philanthropic autonomy and democratic accountability, warning against unregulated private influence in shaping public policies and civic life, and calls for frameworks to govern philanthropy’s public roles. The article underscores the necessity of establishing clear boundaries and oversight mechanisms to ensure philanthropic actions align with democratic principles and serve the broader public interest.
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