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Special feature

World Bank supports Palestinian NGOs

1 June 1998
Victor Kashkoush

Since 1990 funding to the Palestinian NGO sector has fallen sharply. The World Bank-designed Palestinian NGO Project is intended to open up a new source of funds. The project is unique in that funding will go direct to an NGO consortium led by the Welfare Association — until now World Bank funding has always gone to governments and government entities. NGOs are deeply rooted in the culture of the Palestinian people.  Under Israeli occupation, in …

 
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Caroline Hartnell

Editorial

Letter from the editor

Most of the things I had intended to say about my aims as the new editor of Alliance have already been said by Michael Brophy in his editorial, so I will simply stress that I want Alliance to be at the leading edge of theory and practice, to be truly international, and to generate debate. The Contents list does not at present include a Letters page, but I very much hope to see one in the future. I also want to thank Carole George, founding editor of Alliance, for having had the initial idea and doing the groundwork. Finally, I …

Editorial – June 1998

There is intense interest in alliances.  At the recent meeting of CIVICUS — World Alliance for Citizen Participation – in Budapest, representatives from governments, companies and non-profit organizations, as well as other organizations like the World Bank, all stressed the need to create partnerships.  Partnerships designed to contribute to the regeneration of poorer areas are burgeoning all around the world. Alliance is aimed at those with a global perspective interested in delivering effectively at the local level — somewhere.  Somewhere can be in Hackney, London, or Queens, New York, or Soweto, Johannesburg.  Or in the rural areas of north Ghana …

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Gina Cooley

Are US companies doing enough for Russian society?

1 June 1998
Special feature

Alliance magazine

Chevron in Russia – a company with a policy

1 June 1998
Special feature

Guillermo Jimenez

The World Bank and corporate citizenship

1 June 1998
Special feature

Volker Rittberger, Berthold Rittberger and Guillermo Jiménez

Globalization versus stakeholder capitalism: What path for the corporate ci…

1 June 1998
Special feature

Bradley Gallop

One step forward and two steps back: Progress towards harmonization of EU n…

1 June 1998

Opinions, articles and interviews

Interview

Alliance magazine

Interview – Mwalimu Julius Nyerere

1 June 1998
Analysis

Alliance magazine

Cable & Wireless launch international matched giving scheme

1 June 1998
Analysis

Alliance magazine

Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium

1 June 1998
Analysis

Alliance magazine

European Foundation Centre (EFC)

1 June 1998
Analysis

Alliance magazine

CAF in the UK

1 June 1998
Analysis

Alliance magazine

King Baudouin Foundation – building bridges in Poland

1 June 1998

Book reviews

Sustaining Civil Society: Strategies for Resource Mobilization – Eds: Leslie Fox and Bruce Shearer
Jenny Yancey and Dan Siegel

Global Corporate Citizenship: Rationale and Strategies by David Logan, Delwin Roy and Laurie Regelbrugge
Julian Oliver

The Non-Profit Sector in South Africa by Zane Dangor and the Development Resource Centre
Margie Keeton

Community Foundations Around the World: Building Effective Support Systems by Jane Tully
Jacqueline Rae