TITLE : TAKING PHILANTHROPY SERIOUSLY: BEYOND NOBLE INTENTIONS TO RESPONSIBLE GIVING.

 
Table of Contents
 
I. Defining the Problem
 
Introduction: Taking Philanthropy Seriously William Damon
 
1. In Search of an Ethic of Giving James Allen Smith
 
2. Philanthropy and Its Uneasy Relation to Equality Rob Reich
 
3. The Politics of Doing Good: Philanthropic Leadership for the 	
   Twenty-First Century Leslie Lenkowsky
 
4. Toward Higher-Impact Philanthropy Thomas J. Tierney
 
5. The Lonely Profession Laura Horn and Howard Gardner
 
II. Cases of Good Work in Contemporary Philanthropy
Introduction Susan Verducci
 
6. The Role of Relationships in the Funding of Teach For America Susan
Verducci
 
7. Journeys in Venture Philanthropy and Institution Building Carrie
James and Paula Marshall
 
8. Ideational Philanthropy: The Intellectual Impact of Funding Social
Ideas Liza Hayes Percer and William Damon
 
9. Funding on Faith: Boston Ten Point Coalition Laura Horn
0. Network for Good: Helping the Helpers Tanya Rose and Sarah Miles
 
11. Power and Mission in the Funding of Social Entrepreneurs Lynn
Barendsen
 
III. Further Strategies for a Domain of Responsible Giving
 
. Philanthropy's Janus-Faced Potential: The Dialectic of Care and
Negligence Donors Face Paul G. Schervish
 
13. The Foundation Payout Puzzle Akash Deep and Peter Frumkin
 
14. Old Problems, New Solutions: The Creative Impact of Venture
Philanthropy Nick Standlea
 
15. Ethical Standards in Philanthropy Jenni Menon and Susan Verducci
 
Concluding Thoughts Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi