Stanford Social Innovation Review

Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

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Date	Author	Category	Title
Summer 2003	Vinay Jain	Social Entrepreneurship	Not-So-Starving Artists Artists for Humanity students are also employees.
Summer 2003	Vinay Jain	Government	The Problem with Bowling Alone Respect, local community involvement, and identity politics.
Summer 2003	Rosanne Siino	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	The Incredible Shrinking Donor Base When nonprofits join forces, individuals give less to the cause.
Summer 2003	J. Magee	Nonprofit Management	Doing Away with Lawyers New research shows that binding contracts may actually reduce trust.
Summer 2003	Andrew Nelson	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	Love, Honor, and Don’t Bargain When couples haggle over charity, total giving drops.
Summer 2003	Jan Chong	Nonprofit Management	Fostering Diversity Employee network groups keep minority managers on the job.
Summer 2003	Gerald Burstyn	Nonprofit Management	The Knowing Doing Gap Human services managers are not implementing strategic decisions.
Summer 2003	Muhammad Yunus & William Fuller	Social Entrepreneurship	Credit to the Poor Muhammad Yunus was getting nowhere in Bangladesh – so he opened his own bank.
Summer 2003	Sacha Litman		The Peer Yardstick Measuring success in franchise nonprofit organizations.
Summer 2003	James Austin	Nonprofit Management	Strategic Alliances Managing the collaboration portfolio.
Summer 2003	Jed Emerson	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	Where Money Meets Mission Breaking down the firewall between foundation investments and programming.
Summer 2003	Mark Chaves		Debunking Charitable Choice [Free!] The evidence doesn’t support the political left or right.
Spring 2003	SSIR editor	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	15 Minutes with Susan Berresford President of the Ford Foundation.
Spring 2003	Michael Fitzgerald	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	Bright Lights, Big Culture Cities are building museums and symphony halls to spur growth.
Spring 2003	Vinay Jain	Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	Satisfaction Not Guaranteed Foundation grantees want more responsiveness, not just more cash.
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