The Ethics of Philanthropy
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Köp båda 2 för 1133 krThe essays, both individually and collectively, provide a valuable model of how work in this field might be approached. Both for the sake of achieving a better understanding of key normative and empirical issues related to philanthropy, and for the sake of improving the lives of those most in need, we have good reason to continue the work begun in this impressive volume.
<br>Patricia Illingworth is Professor of Philosophy, Northeastern University<br>Thomas Pogge is Professor of Political Science, Yale University<br>Leif Wenar is Professor of Philosophy, Sheffield University<br>
INTRODUCTION: THE ETHICS OF PHILANTHROPY; 1. What Should A Billionaire Give - and What Should You?; 2. Obligations of Justice and Beneficence to Aid the Severely Poor; 3. How International NGOs Should Act; 4. The Valmont Effect: The Warm-Glow Theory of Philanthropy; 5. Aiding the World's Poor: New Challenges for Donor States; 6. Poverty is No Pond: Challenges for the Affluent; 7. Ethics in Translation: Principles and Power in the Philanthropic Encounter; 8. Global Philanthropy and Global Governance: The Problematic Moral Legitimacy of the Relationship between Global Civil Society and the United Nations; 9. Toward a Political Theory of Philanthropy; 10. Giving Back: Norms, Ethics and Law in the Service of Philanthropy; 11. The Funder as Founder: Ethical Considerations of the Creation of Nonprofit Organizations; 12. The Unfulfilled Promise of Corporate Philanthropy; PHILANTHROPY, SELF-INTEREST AND ACCOUNTABILITY: AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES