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Page move
editHello,
I want to inquire about the choice of SiobhanHansa to redirect the "philanthrocapitalism" page to the "venture philanthropy" page. Philanthrocapitalism is a term that extends beyond venture philanthropy, and it is technically incorrect to say the two are the same. I think that the philanthrocapitalism page should be reinstated. SiobhanHansa, can you do this? 63.118.206.3 (talk) 18:46, 29 September 2008 (UTC)Alexandra
- I want to comment on the same thing. Philanthrocapitalism is a Marxian term referring to a cognitive dissidence in that the market can amend the problems it creates through charity. The term should have its own article and the redirect to this one should be eliminated. SegataSanshiro1 (talk) 14:50, 18 August 2015 (UTC)
CFF
editTired time - about [this deletion]. The first line there makes it clear. This nonprofit, that got donations from bake sales, fundraisers, etc., made the bold move of actually investing in a forprofit startup company to try to advance a potential treatment for CF. That is the definition of venture philanthropy. The section has been taken over by critics of Vertex and the whole point of the content here lost. I will fix it. Jytdog (talk) 22:28, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
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editI don't know what the content below, that was in the article, is even trying to say, and there is no source to help figure it out. moving here....
- GERM
Professor Susan Robertson of Bristol University in referring to GERM: the Global Education Reform Movement pinpoints the principal parties interested in GERM : Pearson (owners of EdExcel, The Economist, TheFT etc. who have moved out of housing and into education), Elseviere as well as “venture philanthropists” including James Tooley, Michael Baiber, Bill Gates. She also identified some key moments in its development e.g. the 2011 International Summit on Teaching Profession which took place in New York attended by OECD and many multilateral agencies but not a single teachers union. Some strategies of corporations and governments e.g. PISA, TELUS and SABER are also mentioned as key moments of the ongoing global privatization of education. - Jytdog (talk) 01:08, 6 March 2016 (UTC)