The Alms Bazaar
Altruism under fire - non-profit organizations and international development
Written by an insider, this study of international development agencies ranges from Biafra to Rwanda, from administrative costs to participatory development, from the bright hopes of the 1960s to the implications of the latest Mexican financial crisis. The phenomenon of the transnational mega-charity is examined as are the threats to the independence of voluntary organizations from governments, UN agencies and from charities themselves. This is also a story about lessons of heroism and folly, of bungling and luck and failure - and of achievements that have improved the lives of millions.
Published: 1995
Pages: 304
eBook: 9781780446127
Paperback: 9781853393013
| ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS Vll | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| AN IRREVERENT GLOSSARY X | |||
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xiii | |||
| INTRODUCTION 1 | |||
| PART ONE: THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENLX | |||
| I Doomsters and cornucopians 7 | |||
| II Naming the rose: what is an NGO? 22 | |||
| III Northern NGOs: the age of innocence 37 | |||
| IV Southern NGOs 60 | |||
| PART TWO: NGOs TODAY | |||
| V The pink elephant: empowerment and the status of women 81 | |||
| VI Disasters: some came running 98 | |||
| VII Mixed messages: NGOs and the Northern public 124 | |||
| VIII Management, memory and money 147 | |||
| PART THREE: NOW THE TRUMPET | |||
| LX Dependence and independence in the contracting era 167 | |||
| X Partners 181 | |||
| XI Act globally: the rise of the transnational NGO 197 | |||
| XII Democracy, participation and the rights stuff 214 | |||
| XIII Future conditional 238 | |||
| NOTES 258 | |||
| BIBLIOGRAPHY 277 | |||
| INDEX 283 |
Ian Smillie
Ian Smillie has lived and worked in Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Bangladesh. He was a founder of the Canadian NGO, Inter Pares, Executive Director of CUSO and he was a leader in the campaign to end “blood diamonds.” He has worked as a development consultant with many Canadian, British, American and European organizations and he is the author of several books.
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