Philanthropy for Health in China

Description

Drawing on the expertise of Chinese and Western academics and practitioners, the contributors to this volume aim to advance the understanding of philanthropy for health in China in the 20th century and to identify future challenges and opportunities. Considering government, NGO leaders, domestic philanthropists, and foreign foundations, the volume examines the historical roots and distinct stages of philanthropy and charity in China, the health challenges philanthropy must address, and the role of the Chinese government, including its support for Government Organized Non-Governmental Organizations (GONGOs). The editors discuss strategies and practices of international philanthropy for health; the role of philanthropy in China's evolving health system; and the prospects for philanthropy in a country beginning to engage with civil society.

Preface
Introduction: Philanthropy for Health in China: Distinctive Roots and Future Prospects / Lincoln Chen, Jennifer Ryan, Tony Saich
Section I: Revitalization after Collapse
1. The Collapse and Re-emergence of Private Philanthropy in China, 1949-2012 / Zhenyao Wang and Yanhui Zhao
2. Shifting Balance of Philanthropic Policies and Regulations in China / Mark Sidel
3. Changing Health Problems and Health Systems: Challenges for Philanthropy in China / Vivian Lin and Bronwyn Carter
Section II: Chinese Roots and Foreign Engagement
4. Medicine with Mission: Chinese Roots and Foreign Engagement in Health Philanthropy / Xiulan Zhang and Lu Zhang
5. American Foundations in Twentieth Century China / Zhongyun Zi and Mary Bullock
6. Connecting Philanthropy with Innovation: China in the First Half of Twentieth century / Darwin Stapleton
7. International Philanthropic Engagement in Three Stages of China's Response to HIV/AIDS / Ray Yip
8. Gender and Reproductive Health in China: Partnership with Foundations and the United Nations / Joan Kaufman, Mary Ann Burris, Eve W. Lee, and Susan Jolly
9. Foreign Philanthropic Initiatives for Tobacco Control in China / Jeffrey Koplan and Pamela Redmon
Section III: Transitions and Prospects
10. GONGOs in the Development of Health Philanthropy in China / Guosheng Deng and Xiaoping Zhao
11. The Red Cross Society of China: Past, Present and Future / Caroline Reeves
12. More than Mercy Money: Private Philanthropy for Special Health Needs / Li Fan
13. Charitable Donations for Health and Medical Services from Hong Kong to Mainland China / David Faure
14. Towards a Healthier Philanthropy: Reforming China's Philanthropic Sector / Yongguang Xu
Glossary
Contributors
Index

Sujets

• Health Care Delivery
• Charities
• Medical
• Médecine
• Charitable organization
• Philanthropy
• Health

Informations

• Publié par: Indiana University Press
• Date de parution: 05 mai 2014
• Nombre de lectures: 1
• EAN13: 9780253014580
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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PHILANTHROPY FOR HEALTH IN CHINA
PHILANTHROPIC AND NONPROFIT STUDIES
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PHILANTHROPY FOR HEALTH IN CHINA
Edited by Jennifer Ryan Lincoln C. Chen Tony Saich
Foreword by Peter Geithner and Wang Zhenyao
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Philanthropy for health in China / edited by Jennifer Ryan, Lincoln C. Chen, and Tony Saich.
p. ; cm. - (Philanthropic and nonprofit studies)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-0-253-01442-9 (cloth : alk. paper) - ISBN 978-0-253-01450-4 (pbk. : alk. paper) - ISBN 978-0-253-01458-0 (ebook)
I. Ryan, Jennifer, [date] editor of compilation. II. Chen, Lincoln C., editor of compilation. III. Saich, Tony, editor of compilation. IV. Series: Philanthropic and nonprofit studies.
[DNLM: 1. Delivery of Health Care-economics-China. 2. Gift Giving-China. 3. Delivery of Health Care-history-China. 4. History, 20th Century-China. 5. History, 21st Century-China. 6. Organizations, Nonprofit-China. W 84 JC6]
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Contents
Foreword / Peter Geithner and Wang Zhenyao
Introduction: Philanthropy for Health in China: Distinctive Roots and Future Prospects / Lincoln C. Chen, Jennifer Ryan, and Tony Saich
Part I. Revitalization after Collapse
1 The Collapse and Reemergence of Private Philanthropy in China, 1949-2012 / Wang Zhenyao and Zhao Yanhui
2 The Shifting Balance of Philanthropic Policies and Regulations in China / Mark Sidel
3 Changing Health Problems and Health Systems: Challenges for Philanthropy in China / Vivian Lin and Bronwyn Carter
Part II. Chinese Roots and Foreign Engagement
4 Medicine with a Mission: Chinese Roots and Foreign Engagement in Health Philanthropy / Zhang Xiulan and Zhang Lu
5 American Foundations in Twentieth-Century China / Zi Zhongyun and Mary Brown Bullock
6 Connecting Philanthropy with Innovation: China in the First Half of the Twentieth Century / Darwin H. Stapleton
7 International Philanthropic Engagement in Three Stages of China s Response to HIV/AIDS / Ray Yip
8 Gender and Reproductive Health in China: Partnership with Foundations and the United Nations / Joan Kaufman, Mary Ann Burris, Eve W. Lee, and Susan Jolly
9 Foreign Philanthropic Initiatives for Tobacco Control in China / Jeffrey P. Koplan and Pamela Redmon
Part III. Transitions and Prospects
10 GONGOs in the Development of Health Philanthropy in China / Deng Guosheng and Zhao Xiaoping
11 The Red Cross Society of China: Past, Present, and Future / Caroline Reeves
12 More than Mercy Money: Private Philanthropy for Special Health Needs / Li Fan
13 Charitable Donations for Health and Medical Services from Hong Kong to Mainland China / David Faure
14 Toward a Healthier Philanthropy: Reforming China s Philanthropic Sector / Xu Yongguang
Glossary
Contributors
Index
Foreword
W E ARE PLEASED to launch this volume on the frontier challenges of health philanthropy in China. In many respects, this theme has grown in significance. Given the extraordinary growth of China s economy and the consequent accumulation of private wealth, China has achieved the necessary preconditions for the blossoming of private philanthropy.
Also, China has recently embarked on a massive reform of its national health care system to achieve universal coverage with equity. That is a daunting challenge for the most populous country in the world, one which would benefit from the contribution of private philanthropy. National health need and philanthropic opportunity underscore that health philanthropy in China is a highly salient subject matter for both academic study and professional practice.
We have come together to co-organize this volume because of shared vision and experiences. One of us (PG) has devoted nearly four decades to professional philanthropic work in Asia. PG served as the founding resident representative of the Ford Foundation in China starting in 1987, and has continued China engagement over the past 25 years with a host of academic, nongovernmental, and philanthropic organizations. PG also serves as senior advisor for management at the China Medical Board, which provides a direct link to this volume.
Another of us (WZY) is Professor at Beijing Normal University, heading the university s One Foundation Philanthropy Research Institute. Previously, WZY was the director of the Department of Social Welfare and Charity Promotion in the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the principal government regulatory body for nonprofit organizations, including private foundations. WZY is a leader and among the most knowledgeable about the growth and emergence of private philanthropy in China.
Through our longstanding collaborative relationship, we have come together as partners in designing and organizing this volume in celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the China Medical Board. We commissioned a series of chapters on health philanthropy in China, and the invited contributors shared views in two authors workshops. The 14 chapters that were produced have been organized around three core themes.
We are thankful to Lincoln Chen, Jennifer Ryan, and Tony Saich, who joined us by undert