Asian Studies Review · 2015 · 26 citations · 6 references
Public AffairsOrganization StudiesFundraisingInternational OrganizationsPhilanthropyCorporate PhilanthropyElite InfluenceInternational PhilanthropyNonprofit OrganizationsOnline FundraisingStrategic PhilanthropyNgo AdvocacyNgo AutonomyNgo Development PracticeNgo EmpowermentNgo NetworksNgo Public Policy InfluenceNgo-donor RelationsPhilanthropic Networks
Scholars have explained the rise of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in China since the period of reform and opening in terms of a changing political and economic environment, NGO policy, international non-governmental organisations (INGOs), and the influence of communications media and the Internet. This article proposes a new explanatory factor: the philanthropy of China’s new wealthy. Four cases are used to analyse the influences of the philanthropy of the wealthy on NGO development. The article proposes not only that the philanthropy of the wealthy provides funding and intellectual support for NGOs but also that the wealthy use their influence and social networks to increase the autonomy, capacity, sustainability and impact of NGOs in China.
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