Elite philanthropy—voluntary giving at scale by wealthy individuals, couples and families—is
intimately bound up with the exercise of power by elites. This theoretically oriented review …

Rising socio-economic inequality in many countries raises the question of how it affects
individuals' civic engagement in the forms of charitable giving, volunteering and non-profit …

Volunteering research focuses predominantly on predicting participation in volunteering,
proceeding from the quasi-hegemonic foundation of resource theory and dominant-status …

While there is apparent evidence that individual philanthropic behavior and the motivations
for this behavior are at least to some extent universal, there is also evidence that people …

Events such as pandemics, natural disasters, and other social issues reveal societies'
increasing reliance on voluntary unpaid workers. However, there is a decline in people's …

This paper extends previous literature reviews focusing on fundraising and the mechanisms
motivating charitable giving. We analyze 187 experimental research articles focusing on …

Purpose This paper explores how INGOs communicate their activities and achievements. In
doing so, the study seeks to increase our understanding of INGOs' accountability practices …

In this article, we introduce the concept of “engageability,” which refers to the ability of
volunteer-employing nonprofit organizations to engage, motivate, and manage volunteers to …

In this paper, we argue that the quiet ego, defined as an inclusive identity oriented toward
long-term growth in desirable and adaptive ways for oneself and others, can be expressed …

In celebration of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly's 50th anniversary, we present a
bibliometric analysis of nonprofit research published between 1999 and 2019, within and …