Philanthrocapitalism—the strategic application of market methods and motives for
philanthropic purposes—plays increasingly prominent roles in policy design and …

This paper focuses upon the relationship between the business and philanthropic
endeavours of world-making entrepreneurs; asking why, how and to what ends these …

Research beyond the field of entrepreneurship has long observed the involvement of super-
wealthy entrepreneurs in large-scale philanthropic endeavours, while the world's media has …

This article empirically addresses the effects of network embeddedness on nonprofit
organizations' ability to access financial resources within competitive markets, with a focus in …

In recent years, colleges and universities have begun investing significant resources into an
innovative pedagogy known as experiential philanthropy. The pedagogy is considered to be …

Philanthropic foundations play important symbolic and leadership roles in public policy
debates by conferring legitimacy upon specific social problems and policy solutions, but little …

This study examines corporate philanthropy, a component of corporate social responsibility,
from the perspective of nonprofit managers engaged in strategic philanthropic relationships …

The role of institutionalized philanthropy is a blind spot in Canadian scholarship on public
management. This article identifies five ways in which private “family” foundations add value …

The aggressive promotion of a neo-liberal form of economic globalization has created super-
rich capitalists in the South as well as the North, many of whom choose to invest some of …

The state and the philanthropy sector both serve the public good. The state offers social
services, develops social programs, and funds projects; the philanthropy sector contributes …