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Is philanthropy a way for the wealthy to convert wealth into happiness? : preliminary exploration in France

Sellen, Charles - In: Wealth(s) and subjective well-being, (pp. 247-278). 2019

links with happiness. It is based on a qualitative approach. Some of our findings on the mindsets of the rich towards … public good (i.e. "philanthropy") is complex. Notwithstanding these peculiarities, happiness appears to be a more or less … explicit driving force for rich people's philanthropy. In practical terms, focusing on happiness might be a fruitful lever to …

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