The big foundations /
| Основен автор: | Nielsen, Waldemar A. |
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| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
New York :
Columbia University Press,
1972.
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| Серия: |
Studies (Twentieth Century Fund)
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Съдържание:
- Part One. Setting and Scope
- Philanthropy Under Fire
- The Apex of American Philanthropy
- Part Two. A Gallery of Portraits
- Carnegie: Emergence from Elitism
- The Formidable Rockefeller Fleet
- Coming of Age in the Ford Foundation
- Danforth and Kellogg: Fine but Flawed
- Surdna, Bush, Pew, and Irvine: Underachievers and Delinquents
- The Ducal Du Ponts
- Texas: Rich Land, Poor Land: Moody, Houston, Richardson, and Brown
- Lily, Hartford, and Duke: Birds in Gilded Cages
- Sloan, Kettering, and Mott: GM's Philanthropic Offspring
- The Middling Mellons
- Astor, Woodruff, Kresge, Waterman, and Kaiser: Philanthropy Family Syle
- Fleischmann and Commonwealth: Two Intriguing Aberrations, Land: A Gleam of Hope
- Part Three. Patterns, Processes, and Performance
- A Profile of Big Philanthropy
- Public Reporting: The Enclave Mentality
- The Determinant Internal Forces: Donors, Trustees, and Staff
- Big Philanthropy and the Race Question: A Case Study of Performance
- Part Four. Foundations in the American Context
- Government and Foundations: The Tightening Embrace of Regulation
- Government and Foundation Programs: The Endless, Ambiguous Interface
- Summation and Assessment
- Epilogue: A Note on the Prospects for Self-Reform and Self-Renewal