New emperor, old clothes? International funding – who’s setting the agenda?
Philanthrocapitalism goes global
When I coined the term ‘philanthrocapitalism’ in 2006 in an extended essay for The Economist, I had no idea that it would spark such debate. It is often caricatured as no more than an interest in performance and measurement, but I believe it is about much more than that. I believe it marks a radical new departure in philanthropy and in capitalism, with far-reaching social and political consequences.[1]















