The Givers: Money, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age
The Givers examines money, power, and philanthropy in a new Gilded Age. David Callahan explores how wealthy donors are reshaping society through their charitable influence, navigating the intersections of wealth, policy, and public good in an era of extreme inequality.
About This Book
The Givers delves into the world of philanthropy during an era marked by vast wealth disparities, highlighting the role of money and power in charitable endeavors.
David Callahan provides insights into how affluent individuals and foundations wield influence through their giving, reshaping institutions and policies.
This book addresses the dynamics of a transformed landscape where philanthropy intersects with broader societal shifts.
Through analysis, it reveals the implications of these trends for democracy and public life in contemporary America.
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