Philanthropy in Sweden: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Opportunities
This post from historian Lars Trägårdh originally appeared on HistPhil as part of its ongoing…
We Need to Talk about Failure
This article by Anand Sinha, country advisor for the David and Lucile Packard Foundation in…
Neighbors in Values: Philanthropy and Civil Society across Borders
By Michael Alberg-Seberich and Diya Khanna Bob Dylan reminds us that “the times they are…
China’s Philanthropy Gap
This post originally appeared on Forbes. It is re-posted here as part of CEP’s blog…
Brexit: A Lesson on Power for the Philanthropic State
This post originally appeared on Alliance and on Forbes. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their…
Philanthropy and Migration: Europe Drawing on Innovations From Around the World
Berlin’s former mayor, Klaus Wowereit, was fond of calling the city “poor but sexy.” His…
Philanthropy in a Post-Communist Country: The Case of Slovakia
Philanthropy is a universal phenomenon, yet civil society in different parts of the world reflects…
Suddenly Mainstream: Philanthropy for Refugees in Germany
To date, Munich has been most recognized for soccer, Oktoberfest, its many-sided history, or cars….
Foundation Sector in Russia Burgeons, But Challenges Remain
Charitable giving and philanthropy in Russia is only slightly more than 20 years old. The…
Philanthropy in the Arab Region: Motivations and Tension Points
Arab philanthropy is not a unified ecosystem of coordinated parts; it is a diverse and…
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