Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Volume 84, 1/2, Winter/Spring 2009.
Published by JCSA, New York, 2009
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Seller: Henry Hollander, Bookseller, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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Royal octavo, paper covers, 166 pp. Articles are "Organized Philanthropy's Relationship to Independenct Jewsh Philanthropy: A Dialogue between John Ruskay and Jeffrey Solomon," Noel Rubinstein, "Keeping Our Balance: Stong Governance in Challenging Times," Markory Kaplan, "An Insider's View of Publc and Private Philanthropy," Chalrs "Chip" Edelsberg, "Crossing the Great Divide to Support Birthright: Experimenting with Models of Philanthropic Collaboration," Jason Soloway, "The Synamic Role of the Family Foundation Professional," Stephanie rhodes, "On the Value and Values of social Entrepreneurrship," Yonatan Gordis, "Funding Innovation," Felicia Herman, "Addressing the Invitations: Are Jewish Women on the List?" Nancy Schwartz-Sternoff and Deborah Skolnick Einhorn, "The 'Gigt' as a New Pradigm: A Discussion with Jeffrey Solomon, Sandy Cardon and Rabbi David Gedzelman," Joanna S. Ballantine, "Toward a Tikkun Olam Policy for World Jewry and Israel," Eli Fried, Roger Bennett, and Chalres Keidan, "Current Trends in Philanthrophy," Steven Gunderson, "THe Ambivalent emergence of Philanthropy in Israel," Dvora Blum, "A Conceptual Map of Poverty in Isreal: Engaging the Next Generation," Sharna Goldseker, "Jewish Youth Philanthropy," Sarah Gelman and Stephanie Zelkind, "Failing to Succeed: Two Case Studies," Deena K. Fuchs, "A Case Study of a Successful Donor-Nonprofit Relationship," Gali Cooks and Sara Sokoloic, "The Powerful Return on Investing in Individuals," Joanna S. Ballantine, "Challenges in Evaluation," Shale Stiller, "Proactve vs. Reactive Philanthropy: An Interview with Steve Lear of Nechama," Alana Joblin Ain, "Gay, Jewish, or Both: Sexual Orientation and Jewish Engagement," Steven M. Cohen, Caryn Avvi, and Ari Y. Kelman.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Volume 84, 1/2, Winter/Spring 2009.
- Author
- Solomon, Jeffrey R. and Moses, Larry S., special issue editors.
- Publisher
- JCSA, New York
- Publication year
- 2009
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Softbound
Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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