
Michael E. Hartmann
Co-Editor, The Giving Review at Philanthropy Daily
Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Strategic Giving, @capitalresearch; Co-Editor, @GivingReview
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1 week ago |
capitalresearch.org | Michael E. Hartmann
Remembering and honoring the best of conservatism, philanthropy, and conservative philanthropy. There are many reasons to appreciate The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation’s honoring of James Piereson with one of its Bradley Prizes. Among them are its recognition of the important role of conservative philanthropy overall and, in particular, the value of and understanding—and, for conservatives, cherishing—its history.
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1 week ago |
focus.de | Michael E. Hartmann
Das neue Bundeskabinett unter Friedrich Merz weist gleich zwei Besonderheiten auf, die es deutlich von allen anderen Regierungskabinetten seit 1949 unterscheiden. Die erste Besonderheit wird in den Medien ausführlich diskutiert. Dass mit Karsten Wildberger und Katherina Reiche gleich zwei Personen von der Spitze großer Unternehmen in eine Regierung geholt werden, ist für Deutschland etwas absolut Neues.
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1 week ago |
focus.de | Michael E. Hartmann
Das neue Bundeskabinett unter Friedrich Merz weist gleich zwei Besonderheiten auf, die es deutlich von allen anderen Regierungskabinetten seit 1949 unterscheiden. Die erste Besonderheit wird in den Medien ausführlich diskutiert. Dass mit Karsten Wildberger und Katherina Reiche gleich zwei Personen von der Spitze großer Unternehmen in eine Regierung geholt werden, ist für Deutschland etwas absolut Neues.
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1 week ago |
capitalresearch.org | Michael E. Hartmann
The Indiana University professor talks to Michael E. Hartmann about the challenges of interpreting survey data about trust in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector and, the historical “paradox of nonprofit trustworthiness,” and the relationship between civil society and the state writ large—as well as, writ smaller and looking ahead, that between exempt nonprofitdom and the tax system.
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1 week ago |
capitalresearch.org | Michael E. Hartmann
The Indiana University professor talks to Michael E. Hartmann about the degree to which trust, or lack of it, in wealth and the wealthy may or may not have played a role in the creation of Big Philanthropy at the beginning of the last century, through to the 1969 Tax Reform Act that essentially still structures the nonprofit sector, to today. He also discusses the growth of nonprofits in the urban context, as well as some ramifications of that growth.
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