Helping Others, Helping Ourselves Helping Others, Helping Ourselves

Helping Others, Helping Ourselves

Power, Giving, and Community Identity in Cleveland, Ohio , 1880-1930

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Publisher Description

“This study dramatically opens the door to viewing philanthropy in terms of who gives, the nature of those gifts, and the motivation of the givers. It becomes clear that no group could claim a monopoly on giving and that the poor, working class and middle classes had their own agendas for giving that differed…from the wealthy benefactors.” –James Borchert, Cleveland State University

GENRE
History
RELEASED
2011
June 16
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
233
Pages
PUBLISHER
Kent State University Press
SELLER
Baker & Taylor Publisher Services
SIZE
977.9
KB