Articles Tagged With 'civic+engagement'
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| Fall 2008 | Social Entrepreneurship • Government |
Q & A: David Gergen [Free!]
In this interview with James A. Phills Jr., the Stanford Social Innovation Review‘s academic editor, former presidential advisor David Gergen discusses his views on social innovation, why social entrepreneurs should be more engaged in politics, and how the federal government can work with and even fund social entrepreneurs. |
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| Winter 2009 | Environment • Government |
What’s Next: Jolly Old Eco-land
Britain tries building carbon-neutral housing to address its housing shortage. |
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| Spring 2009 | Government |
Research: Partners Must Start Smart
Starting on the right terms fosters the trust necessary for partners to work together over the long haul. |
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| Spring 2009 | Government | What’s Next: Polling Power | |
| Spring 2009 | Arts, Culture, and Religion • Government |
Millennials MoveOn [Free!]
To propel young folks to the polls, a political organization mixed Web 2.0 tools with social science savvy. —By Lee Bruno |
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| Summer 2009 | Government |
The Ultimate Second Act [Free!]
THE UNFINISHED PRESIDENCY by Douglas Brinkley |
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| Winter 2010 | Government | Fresh Faces at City Hall | |
| Winter 2010 | Government • Community-Centered Planning | Keeping an Eye on Parks | |
| Summer 2003 | Arts, Culture, and Religion • Government |
The Problem with Bowling Alone
Respect, local community involvement, and identity politics. |
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| Summer 2006 | Arts, Culture, and Religion • Nonprofit Management |
Bowling Alone?
Civil society may not be in such bad shape. |
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| Fall 2006 | Nonprofit Management • Philanthropy, Responsible Investing |
Your Inner Philanthropist
What gets lost when donors follow their own hearts instead of recipients’ needs. |
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| Spring 2004 | Nonprofit Management • Philanthropy, Responsible Investing • Community-Centered Planning |
Review: Civic Revolutionaries
Cross-sector collaboration is the key to community revitalization. |
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| Summer 2007 | Government • Book Reviews |
Review: The Next Form of Democracy [Free!]
Decision making is becoming more communal. |
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