1. An introduction to charities : what are they and how do they operate? -- 2. The domain of British charities -- 3. Strategy -- 4. Context, strategy, and structure -- 5. Strategy cluster cases -- 6. The descriptive cases -- 7. Analysis of the case studies -- 8. Strategy and structure : conclusions.

“Crowdfunding” is a way of using the Internet to raise money by asking the public to contribute to a project. This Article argues that crowdfunding has succeeded, at least in part, because it makes charitable giving more efficient by solving certain “charity failures,” or inefficiencies...

Charitable giving incentives are failing to achieve their purposes. Currently $1.26 trillion has accumulated in donor advised funds (DAFs) and private foundations, a massive accumulation of wealth under the effective control of the wealthiest in society. Gifts to these charitable intermediaries...

This study examines the determinants of voluntary donations to UK charities, using empirical specifications that combine error-component and simultaneous-equations methods. In a series of tests, we identify the fixed-effects endogenous representations as the best empirical models. When...

Chapter 1: Delineating Non-Profit Organisations: Economy, Industries and Context -- Chapter 2: Understanding the non-profit - government relationship during crisis: The case of Israeli non-profits under Covid-19 -- Chapter 3: The Problem of Equality in Opportunities and Competitiveness Between...