Titlebook: German Philanthropy in Transatlantic Perspective; Perceptions, Exchang Gregory R. Witkowski,Arnd Bauerk?mper Book 2016 Springer Internation

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“America” as an Argument: References to US Foundations in Debates About Scientific Funding in West Ge late 1940s and 1950s. At the same time, in the framework of the Cold War US foundations tried to implement pluralism, mutual respect, and discursive openness to the 1960s when German actors looked at American models of academic funding (paradoxically at a time when US foundations were under attack

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Reinhold Schairer and the Revival of the German Philanthropic Tradition from Weimar to the Federal Rr working with the Red Cross in Denmark during the First World War, Schairer became a skillful administrator of student groups and helped to institutionalize exchange programs for German students in the United States. As codirector of the Abraham-Lincoln Foundation, he received grants from the Rocke

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The Biafra Crisis and the Establishment of Humanitarian Aid in West Germany as a New Philanthropic Fnteractions with one another. The German awareness of the Biafra conflict was shaped by campaigns from the churches, Biafrans, and solidarity groups as well as by the media’s bias in favor of Biafra. Civil society’s interest in the African conflict ultimately altered governmental interests and becam

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Contemporary German MONGOs in Diani, Kenya: Two Approaches to Humanitarian Aidspecific case studies, Berman stresses the challenges deriving from long-term patterns of land alienation, the issue of local knowledge, the emergence of a culture of charity, and the disruption of local forms of community support by international charity. She argues that, in particular, the approac

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1568-2579 der that philanthropic activities need to be placed?into their specific historical contexts. Such an analytical framework allows for more dynamic understanding of the meaning of philanthropy in society, illustr978-3-319-82198-6978-3-319-40839-2Series ISSN 1568-2579

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