In Giving Well: The Ethics of Philanthropy, an accomplished trio of editors bring together an international group of distinguished philosophers, social scientists, lawyers and practitioners to identify and address the most urgent moral questions arising today in the practice of philanthropy.
In Giving Well: The Ethics of Philanthropy, an accomplished trio of editors bring together an international group of distinguished philosophers, social scientists, lawyers and practitioners to identify and address the most urgent moral questions arising today in the practice of philanthropy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patricia Illingworth is Professor of Philosophy, Northeastern University Thomas Pogge is Professor of Political Science, Yale University Leif Wenar is Professor of Philosophy, Sheffield University
Inhaltsangabe
* Contributors * Introduction: The Ethics of Philanthropy * Patricia Illingworth, Thomas Pogge, and Leif Wenar * 1. What Should a Billionaire Give--and What Should You? * Peter Singer * 2. Obligations of Justice and Benificence to Aid the Severely Poor * Elizabeth Ashford * 3. How International Nongovernmental Organizations Should Act * Thomas Pogge * 4. The Valmont Effect: The Warm-Glow Theory of Philanthropy * Jon Elster * 5. Aiding the World's Poor: New Challenges for Donor States * Roger C. Riddell * 6. Poverty is No Pond: Challenges for the Affluent * Leif Wenar * 7. Ethics in Translation: Principles and Power in the Philanthropic Encounter * Alex de Waal * 8. Global Philanthropy and Global Governance: The Problematic Moral Legitimacy of the Relationship between Global Civil Society and the United Nations * Kenneth Anderson * 9. Toward a Political Theory of Philanthropy * Rob Reich * 10. Giving Back: Norms, Ethics, and Law in the Service of Philanthropy * Patricia Illingworth * 11. The Funder as Founder: Ethical Considerations of the Philanthropic Creation of Nonprofit Organizations * James Shulman * 12. The Unfulfilled Promise of Corporate Philanthropy * Thomas W. Dunfee * 13. Philanthropy, Self-Interest, and Accountability: American Universities and Developing Countries * Devesh Kapur * Index
* Contributors * Introduction: The Ethics of Philanthropy * Patricia Illingworth, Thomas Pogge, and Leif Wenar * 1. What Should a Billionaire Give--and What Should You? * Peter Singer * 2. Obligations of Justice and Benificence to Aid the Severely Poor * Elizabeth Ashford * 3. How International Nongovernmental Organizations Should Act * Thomas Pogge * 4. The Valmont Effect: The Warm-Glow Theory of Philanthropy * Jon Elster * 5. Aiding the World's Poor: New Challenges for Donor States * Roger C. Riddell * 6. Poverty is No Pond: Challenges for the Affluent * Leif Wenar * 7. Ethics in Translation: Principles and Power in the Philanthropic Encounter * Alex de Waal * 8. Global Philanthropy and Global Governance: The Problematic Moral Legitimacy of the Relationship between Global Civil Society and the United Nations * Kenneth Anderson * 9. Toward a Political Theory of Philanthropy * Rob Reich * 10. Giving Back: Norms, Ethics, and Law in the Service of Philanthropy * Patricia Illingworth * 11. The Funder as Founder: Ethical Considerations of the Philanthropic Creation of Nonprofit Organizations * James Shulman * 12. The Unfulfilled Promise of Corporate Philanthropy * Thomas W. Dunfee * 13. Philanthropy, Self-Interest, and Accountability: American Universities and Developing Countries * Devesh Kapur * Index
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