Targeted Poverty Alleviation and the China Philanthropy E-commerce platform
Profs Qinqin Zheng and Jieyou Zhang, School of Management Fudan University, research how a digital platform helps alleviate poverty in China.
Tag Archives: Philanthropy
Crowdfunding: Win-win giving
Learning Objective: Understand how crowdfunding works and find the right approach for entrepreneurs to pitch their innovations and for donators to place their funding using a win-win approach.
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Philanthropy: The Future of Conceptualisation Lies in the Past
Ever wonder why some concepts just seem to have no fixed meanings? Arthur Gautier, Assistant Professor at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, believes the fault lies in our ways of understanding these concepts.
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Are Chinese firms “tunneling” their way out of Corporate Philanthropy?
Prof. Yuejun Tang, School of Management Fudan investigates why Chinese firms are reluctant to take part in philanthropy.
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Corporate Giving: It’s not what you have, but the way that you give it
Anne-Claire Pache, Professor at ESSEC Business School, Chaired Professor in Philanthropy and co-founder of the ESSEC Social Entrepreneurship Chair, shares her expertise on setting effective objectives and strategy for your […]
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The Chinese CSR Puzzle: How Chinese firms satisfy stakeholder pressure
Solving the Chinese Corporate Social Responsibility Puzzle: How Chinese firms satisfy stakeholder pressure. Prof. Qinqin Zheng from the School of Management, Fudan University, and her fellow researchers Yadong Luo and Vladislav Maksimov from the University of Miami, share their research on a sample of Chinese firms to highlight the contexts in which firms deploy their CSR initiatives.
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Donations: Philanthropists, think about their impact!
Arthur Gautier, Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, explains how donors can take into account and improve the impact of their donations.
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France: Philanthropy seen by the decision-makers
Prof. Arthur Gautier, ESSEC, looks into the increasing influence of philanthropy in France and those holding the power of decision.
