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Books of the Year: Our Complete List

Post author By Philanthrocapitalism
Post date December 21, 2010

2010 has been a good year for books touching on philanthrocapitalism. In no particular order, here are our 15 favourites (not including our own “The Road From Ruin“): “The Power of Social Innovation“, by Stephen Goldsmith. This is a terrific look at some of the best examples of trying to take the ideas of social […]

Tags Allison Fine, Andy Wales, Arianna Huffington, Aron Cramer, Beth Kanter, Bill Shore, Daniel Altman, David Bornstein, Don Tapscott, Jeff Skoll, Jesse Norman, Jonathan Tisch, malaria, Nancy Lublin, Peter Buffett, Stephen Goldsmith, Susan Davis, Waiting for Superman, Willie Cheng

Books of the Year, Part 3

Post author By Philanthrocapitalism
Post date December 20, 2010

2010 has been a good year for books touching on philanthrocapitalism. In no particular order, here is our final batch of favourites (not including our own “The Road From Ruin“). We will highlight our worst books of the year and remind you of some must-read classics in later posts. “Waiting for ‘Superman’,” by Karl Weber […]

Tags Anthony Williams, Aron Cramer, Bill Shore, Davis Guggenheim, Don Tapscott, DonorsChoose, Jeff Skoll, Jonathan Tisch, Karl Weber, Kiva, MacroWikinomics, malaria, New Profit Inc, Participant Media, Ushahidi, Waiting for Superman, Zachary Karabell