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The Big Foundations by [by] Waldemar A. Nielsen is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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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

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It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
[by] Waldemar A. Nielsen
Publisher
New York, Columbia University Press
Published
1972
Language
EN
ISBN
9780231036658
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Social Science, Social_sciences

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