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Philanthro-capitalism and universities: Enabler or ossifier?

Andrew WigleySeptember 25, 2020university, philanthropy, university philanthropy, philanthrocapitalism, higher education, philanthropic culture, philanthropic patterns of giving, Paul Vallely, elite, elite institutions, Oxford, Harvard, University of Oxford, University of Cape Town, Africa, UK, US, Ivy League, Carnegie, Mellon, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Open Society Foundations, Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Wellcome Trust, High Net Worth Individual, Ultra High Net Worth Individual, Millionaires, University of Kent Centre for Philanthropy, Coutts

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