Egypt’s No. 1 Net Activist
A riveting memoir by Egyptian revolutionary—and Google marketing executive—Wael Ghonim.
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Sustainability and Self-Interest
John Elkington argues in his latest book that a new set of entrepreneurs in business, government, and universities are reinventing capitalism.
Techno-Optimists Beware
Two books argue that entrepreneurs and technology are transforming the global economy.
A Lifeline for Mothers
Merck for Mothers—a 10-year, $500 million initiative—aims to improve the odds for vulnerable women around the globe.
Virtual Models for Real Issues
Agent-based modeling—a form of computer visualization—is being used to analyze a range of public health issues.
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The Emerging Market Era
A "reverse innovation" guru provides anecdotes and advice about how to succeed in emerging markets.
Leveraging Research for China
The Rural Education Action Project uses its studies about China’s poorest places to influence government policy.
Shared Outcomes
How the Rockefeller Foundation is approaching evaluation with developing country partners.
Assessing One’s Own Performance
What the Irvine Foundation has learned over the past six years about performance assessment.
Framing the Issue
Basic principles and practices can inform efforts to monitor performance, track progress, and assess the impact of foundation strategies, initiatives, and grants.
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