Titlebook: Ethical Questions and International NGOs; An exchange between Keith Horton,Chris Roche,Keith Horton,Chris Roche Book 2010 Springer Science

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93061-9 given extra strength by the failure of NGOs to face up to this political nature. Government funding of NGOs particularly highlights these issues. NGOs should clarify the basis for their political actions, and in particular the independence or more complex relationship between funders (especially la

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Die produktbezogene Sozialbilanz volume in response to Peter Singer’s proposition (1999) that the rich have a moral obligation to assist the world’s poor and therefore should give a reasonable proportion of their income to those agencies whose aim it is to alleviate poverty and suffering. Horton’s challenge is that surely this mor

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