To get a better understanding of philanthropy’s current challenges, try looking in the rearview mirror, say a trio of scholars who this week started a blog about philanthropy’s past.
HistPhil seeks to correct what its founders call philanthropy’s “ambivalent relationship with its own history.”
The site was founded by three historians: Stanley Katz, director of the Princeton University Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies, Maribel Morey, a history professor at Clemson University, and Benjamin Soskis, a Chronicle contributor and a fellow at George Mason University’s Center for Nonprofit Management, Philanthropy, and Policy.
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