I provide some basic information below.
All reactions, responses, criticisms and suggestions are welcome!
Several of the interviews have already taken place; others are proceeding apace...
Many thanks for any help that you can give me: a book may have only one author's name on it, but s/he needs the support of many people for that book to be any good!
Prabhu
Indian Philanthropy: A Portrait
CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: First Impresssions (Stories from my childhood – and those of others)
Chapter 2: Great Heights (Does one’s view of the world change from the perspective of success?)
Chapter 3 Subtle Realities (The varying motivations, personally and as families, for philanthropy)
Chapter 4: Apples and Pears (What did we give to, traditionally, and has that changed?)
Chapter 5: Means and Ends (What channels did we give through, and have those changed?)
Chapter 6: I and We (Individuals, Families, Firms, Institutions, Adventure)
Chapter 7: When One is Young (Is philanthropy changing with the generations?)
Chapter 8: Towering Ambitions (Indian philanthropy in social transformation, in government policy, and in the globalising world – and the limitations on those ambitions)
Chapter 9: Looking Forward (Some conclusions regarding philanthropy, not only in India, examining the relationship of philanthropy to culture, to law, to policy, to free markets, and to the possibility of creating minimum human conditions of life, equity and justice for everyone)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Examples of Individuals, Families and Organisations that have been or will be approached for the content of the book:
AIF
Alliance Magazine
Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen
Ashoka
Lucy Bernholz
The Birla Family
Matthew Bishop
Richard Branson
Steve & Jean Case/ The Case Foundation
Center on Philanthropy
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy
Charities Aid Foundation India
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Clinton Foundation
CSR Wire
Dasara
The Doshi Family
eJewishPhilanthropy
The Foundation Center DC
Foundation Centre New York
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
GiveIndia
Global Philanthropy Forum
Global Philanthropy Group
The Godrej Family
GuideStar USA
IMD, Lausanne, Switzerland
Indian Philanthropy Forum
Indiana University
INSEAD
Institute for Philanthropy
The Jain Family
The Koticha Family
The Mittal Family
The Monitor Group
Narayana and Sudha Murthy
The Nadar Family
National Center for Family Philanthropy
The Nilekani Family
One Percent Foundation
onPhilanthropy
Philanthropy Action
Philanthropy Australis
Philanthropy Journal
PhilanTopic
Pratham
The Premji Family
PwC
Nadathur S. Raghavan
Sampradaan Indian Centre for Philanthropy
Schwab Foundation
Skoll Foundation
The Social Stock Exchange
The Tata family
The Templeton Foundations
TwitChange
Twitter Good
The United Nations Foundation
World Economic Foundation
ALSO: Family Offices, Wealth Management Offices of the largest Financial Institutions, Authors, Journalists, Researchers/ Consultants/ Publishers, such as Bain & Company.
Other suggestions welcome…
ENDS
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