When the private incentives faced by individuals in a society are not properly aligned with their shared goals, a collective action problem arises. This paper focuses on the free-rider problem of aid, the collective action problem of getting people to contribute privately to charity. It examines...

Lehtimäki v Cooper is a significant Supreme Court decision which establishes that the members of charitable companies are in a fiduciary relationship with respect to the purposes of their organisation. Its core principles have the potential to impact on a very large number of people in the...

The paper focuses on perhaps the central claim of service-learning (SL) proponents: Students learn from their interactions with the community members, which comprises productive extra-mural research. To take but one example from many, SL putatively ﾓreduces negative stereotypesﾔ among...