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MALS 660 - Philanthropy: In Theory and in Practice

3.00 credit hours
Human history is full of stories of those with more resources supporting the welfare of others, with systems such as collectivism, almsgiving and patronage emerging along the way. Examines historical modes and modern theories and practices of philanthropy (foundations, humanitarianism, crowdsourcing, etc.) and considers the moral, ethical and financial imperatives over time to “give” in the United States and other cultures.


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