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Values and Vision: Perspectives on Philanthropy in 21st Century China
Values and Vision: Perspectives on Philanthropy in 21st Century China is an exploratory study of philanthropic giving among China’s very wealthy citizens.
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Recognizing the increasing number of successful entrepreneurs engaged in philanthropic activity in China, this study explores the economic and policy contexts in which this philanthropy is evolving; the philanthropic motivations, aspirations and priorities of some of the country’s most engaged philanthropists; and the challenges and opportunities for increasing philanthropic engagement and impact in China.
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