Much of the thinking about best practice, ethics and regulation in fundraising is originated and developed by people in English-speaking countries – also known as the ‘anglosphere’. These…
Much of the thinking about best practice, ethics and regulation in fundraising is originated and developed by people in English-speaking countries – also known as the ‘anglosphere’. These ideas are then exported to professions around the world. However, since they have been developed inside a particular, English-speaking (anglophone) culture, are these ideas always best suited to other cultures. And even if they are well suited, do they crowd out local ideas and practices about fundraising and philanthropy that could be more effective?
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