STEVEN L. MINTZ
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Sample assignments: 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
- 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
- Opening the Door to Financial Regulatory History. SEC Historical Society's Online Museum finds greater relevance amid financial upheaval. Journal of Accountancy
- 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
- 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.
- 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
- 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
- Lost Off Off Broadway. A fresh, iconoclastic spirit from the 1960s is hard to recapture but not impossible for talented performers. The Economist
- 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