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Independent analysis of and commentary about philanthropy and giving Co-edited by William A. Schambra, Daniel P. Schmidt, and Michael E. Hartmann

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Carnegie’s midnight confession

William A. Schambra

The appropriate context within which its eugenic past should be considered.

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12Jan2021

A conversation with philanthropy historian and journalist Benjamin Soskis (Part 2 of 2)

Michael E. Hartmann

The Urban Institute researcher and HistPhil co-editor speaks with Michael E. Hartmann about what the study of history brings to the practice of grantmaking, the challenges and opportunities currently facing those conservatives and progressives who are critiquing giving, and the difference between charity and philanthropy.

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17Feb2020

Thoughts on philanthropy from The Giving Review’s “Conversations” series in 2019

The GR Editors

A year-end collection of interesting and insightful quotes.

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26Dec2019

Is the business of business business?

William A. Schambra

Sector-bending has always been a symptom of a larger intellectual problem: utopianism.

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2Oct2019

Looking forward to upcoming Reich-Buchanan debate about whether giving by wealthy is a good thing or not

Michael E. Hartmann

“Let’s you and him fight.”

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6Aug2019

A conversation with Phil Buchanan

Michael E. Hartmann

Michael E. Hartmann talks to the president of The Center for Effective Philanthropy and author of “Giving Done Right: Effective Philanthropy and Making Every Dollar Count.”

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8Jul2019
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