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PHILANTHROPY, ADVOCACY & SOCIAL CHANGE

Philanthropic Foundations | New York University | Franklin, Jason | 2011
With over $550 billion dollars in assets and contributions exceeding $36 billion/year, private charitable foundations are a source of concentrated social and political influence in American society. Despite the
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THEORY AND PRACTICE IN GRANTMAKING

Philanthropic Foundations | New York University | Franklin, Jason, Lyons, William J. | 2010
Charitable foundations are one of the most concentrated sources of social capital in American society, distributing almost $43 billion in 2007 to promote scientific, educational, cultural,
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CIVIL SOCIETY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Civil Society | Indiana University | Lenkowsky, Leslie | 2014
How unique are the American traditions of philanthropy and voluntarism? Alexis de Tocqueville believed they were among the United States’ most distinguishing characteristics, responsible in no small measure for the
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COMMUNICATIONS FOR PUBLIC AND NONPROFIT AFFAIRS

Nonprofit Sector | Indiana University | Lenkowsky, Leslie | 2014
In a democracy, as well as in all other kinds of governments in one way or another, public and nonprofit organizations can accomplish little without some degree – and often
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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Nonprofit Sector, Social Sector | Indiana University | Lenkowsky, Leslie | 2014
“Social entrepreneurship” is a phrase widely used today in the nonprofit sector, business, and even government. But what exactly is it? How does it work? What is different
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NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT: PRACTICES

Nonprofit Sector | Alaimo, Salvatore | 2014

The nonprofit sector in the United States contains well over a million organizations and is growing rapidly. Nonprofits are an important part of our society, operate in many diverse areas of our economy,

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