Overview

Drawing on rich empirical data and a mixed-methods approach, this book reveals how transnational dynamics have shaped the rise of Chinese philanthropy in an authoritarian context - and how, in turn, it is increasingly influencing the future of global philanthropy.

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“Bertram Lang’s The Transnational Politics of Philanthropy sheds new light on Chinese philanthropy, a crucially important topic as China rises rapidly. Highly recommended for students, teachers, policy makers, activists and libraries.” Mark Sidel, University of Wisconsin-Madison “With national politics developing as they are, philanthropy and civil society have become bastions of transnationalism. This book provides the theory and could not be more timely.” Rupert G. Strachwitz, The Maecenata Foundation

Author Information

Bertram Lang is a political scientist and currently works as a senior researcher at Marburg University.

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