Assessing The Impact Of Community And Voluntary Sector Activity: As Good As It Gets?
Introduction On November 20-2 1, 2009, the public policy and third sector initiative of the School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University, held its Ninth Annual
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Learning, Development, And Money: Lessons From Bangladesh
Abstract: The Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) has, in its 37 year history, become one of the largest, most diverse and most effective NGOs in
Telling Tales: Living the Effects of Public Policy
By Sheila Neysmith, Kate Bezanson, and Anne O’Connell Published by Fernwood Publishing, 2005, 232 pp. CAD $24.95 REVIEWED BY LEA CARAGATA Associate Professor, Faculty of
Strategies for a caring society
This article was developed from a paper presented at Investigating in the Whole Community: Strategies for a Caring Society, a conference organized by the Trillium
Middle Class Windfalls and the Poverty of the Welfare State
The author wishes to thank the following for helpful comments on earlier draughts: Professor Walter E. Block, College of the Holy Cross; John D. Gregory,
Viewpoint: Affordable housing – an opportunity for foundations
We know that since Canada has one of the most advanced development industries in the world, we have the capability to solve the affordable housing
Social Investing: Using Capital to Promote Foundation Goals
Introduction Whether the economy is expanding or declining, the prospects of employment for unskilled, marginal or disadvantaged people are likely to remain poor. The general
Flashback: The eight degrees of charity
Rabbi Moses Ben Maimonides, a Spanish philosopher of the twelfth century The First and lowest degree is to give, but with reluctance or regret. This