Abstract:Some voices argue that grant-making foundations are social innovators or the vanguard of society. Others see foundations as weak and encapsulated institutions, deprived of effective internal or external stimuli, and unable to deal with broad social problems. Both arguments have merit. While some foundations strive to change social routines, others support a theatre, a museum or a zoo. When do foundations decide to innovate? What determines their ability to do so? So far, there is little knowledge about the fac… Show more
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