Philanthropy and Social Change in Latin AmericaCynthia Sanborn, Felipe Portocarrero S. Harvard University David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, 2005 - 453 من الصفحات Latin America is a profoundly philanthropic region with deeply rooted traditions of solidarity with the less fortunate. Recently, different forms of philanthropy are emerging in the region, often involving community organization and social change. This volume brings together groundbreaking perspectives on such diverse themes as corporate philanthropy, immigrant networks, and new grant-making and operating foundations with corporate, family, and community origins. |
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... began to sprout throughout the region . The vigorous Instituto Ethos in Brazil was created in 1998 , followed by Acción Empre- sarial in Chile in 1999 and Fundemas in El Salvador in 2000. " Older " organizations , such as the Mexican ...
... began to sprout throughout the region . The vigorous Instituto Ethos in Brazil was created in 1998 , followed by Acción Empre- sarial in Chile in 1999 and Fundemas in El Salvador in 2000. " Older " organizations , such as the Mexican ...
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... began in 1990 with the Fuji- mori government , when external forces and their internal allies took con- trol of the government and changed the direction of economic policies , strengthening the market and limiting the state's role . In ...
... began in 1990 with the Fuji- mori government , when external forces and their internal allies took con- trol of the government and changed the direction of economic policies , strengthening the market and limiting the state's role . In ...
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... began an aggressive restructuring project , investing more than US $ 8 million in introducing “ total quality ” principles ( Durand 1996 : 136 ) . Following this restructuring , CSR acquired a new dimension since Backus ' monopolistic ...
... began an aggressive restructuring project , investing more than US $ 8 million in introducing “ total quality ” principles ( Durand 1996 : 136 ) . Following this restructuring , CSR acquired a new dimension since Backus ' monopolistic ...
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The Lay Volunteers | 31 |
Patterns of Civic Engagement | 63 |
A New Volunteering in the Brazilian Context | 87 |
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