NONPROFIT SECTOR
The Business of Philanthropy. An exhaustive report probes the virtue of bottom line approaches without profits. Sage Business Researcher
Philanthropy Goes Global. As wealth increases worldwide, people in more countries practice generosity. Sage Business Researcher
Great Minds...Don't Think Alike. Great teachers bring innovative approaches to their classrooms. Curiosity: The Art of Inquiry/The Wall Street Journal Custom Studios
Nonprofit Boards Can No Longer Just Wing It. A culture of accountability is hard to adopt, inviting scandals. Sage Business Researcher
Ugly New Economics in Public Education: Donors Rule. Budget gaps put universities under pressure to surrender academic freedom to aggressive donors. CBS Moneywatch pdf
Opening the Door to Financial Regulatory History. SEC Historical Society's Online Museum finds greater relevance amid financial upheaval. Journal of Accountancy pdf
Not Just Child's Play. Museums designed to teach parents to learn from each other, and children to teach themselves, are booming around the world. The Economist/Intelligent Life pdf
Ford Foundation East Africa Program Profiles: Strengthening Civil Society and Philanthropy, Protecting Women’s Rights, Expanding Livelihood Opportunities for Poor Households and Expanding Community Rights Over Natural Resources. pdf
Buybacks for Charity: Shares for Sharing. Caritas Partners, a new division of broker-dealer du Pasquier, builds philanthropy into the process of buying back shares. Institutional Investor pdf
Q&A: Cheryl Dorsey on Business Approaches to Charity. A Harvard medical degree, a stint in the Labor Department and entrepreneural ventures guide Echoing Green. Sage Business pdf
Lost Off Off Broadway. A fresh, iconoclastic spirit from the 1960s is hard to recapture but not impossible for talented performers. The Economist pdf
They Fought Franco, in Abe's Name. Survivors who volunteered to fight fascism in the Spanish Civil War as the Abraham Lincoln Brigade convene six decades later. The Economist pdf
