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Despite the increased social significance currently attached to national identity, little is known about how national group attachment may correlate with the decision to donate to domestic versus international charities. The current study brings together
D. Hart, A. Robson
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Philanthropic Activities and Companies Innovation under Conditions of Information Asymmetry [PDF]
Introduction: Philanthropy is one of the most important bases of social ethics that considers and studies the affection for human beings. Corporate philanthropy results in taking into account the companies’ growth with regard to the production of goods ...
V. Taghizadeh Khaneghah (Ph. D.) +1 more
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BackgroundOrganisational performance measurement is a recognised business management tool and essential for survival and success. There is a paucity of methodological studies of organisational performance measurement relating to non-acute healthcare ...
R. Colbran +3 more
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Trust and accountability in UK charities: Exploring the virtuous circle
Public trust and confidence in charities is essential for the achievement of their missions. However, recent evidence suggests that trust in UK charities has been damaged, potentially affecting charities' and the charity sector's sustainability and ...
Noel Hyndman, D. Mcconville
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Non‐profit organizations as a nexus between government and business: Evidence from Chinese charities
Research Summary Non‐profit organizations in emerging markets frequently have to manage relations with governments and for‐profit firms. We advance a multistakeholder perspective and develop propositions about how the political ties of charities ...
Weiting Zheng, N. Ni, D. Crilly
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THE ROLE OF THIRD SECTOR IN ECONOMIC CRISES
The aim of this study was to present the role of third sector in economic crises with the particular case study of its role in the last economic crises in Europe.
Joanna Dominowska
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Charities & Discrimination: Is Charity Law Always a Better Solution than Public Policy?
Discrimination by charities raises questions about the appropriate extent of equality regulation and has implications for government outsourcing through charities and for the provision of tax concessions.
Murray Ian
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This article examines relationships between federal government funding and reported spending by charities on what the Canada Revenue Agency defined as “political activities” over the period 2003–2017.
John Cameron, Heather Dicks, Liam Swiss
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A model for online donation intention for crowdfunding of charities in Iran [PDF]
Crowdfunding is an effective way to achieve the non-profit goals of the charities which can be expanded using information and communication technology. In this regard, this study was conducted with the aim of providing an online donation intention model ...
Mohammadakbar Sheikhzadeh +3 more
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