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Event Description
On May 5, 2004, the Bradley Center held a small roundtable discussion with Columbia University's Kenneth Prewitt on a question too seldom considered, namely the place and purpose of philanthropy in a modern liberal democracy. Joining the Bradley Center were fourteen of the most engaging minds on those two subjects—philanthropy and modern liberal democracy. Kenneth Prewitt's essay "The Foundation and the Liberal Society," was required reading and served as a basis for the discussion. Veteran University of Chicago senior lecturer and Hudson Institute senior fellow Amy Kass served as the discussion's moderator. A few weeks later, Prewitt presented the essay at a conference in Paris organized by the Social Science Research Council and la Fondation Mattei Dogan.
A summary of the May 5 discussion can be found below.
Alan Abramson, director, Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy Program, The Aspen Institute
Montgomery Brown, vice president, Publications, American Enterprise Institute
James W. Ceaser, professor of government and foreign affairs, University of Virginia
Kimberly Dennis, executive director, D & D Foundation
Charles Halpern, president emeritus, Nathan Cummings Foundation; visiting scholar, University of California School of Law, Berkeley
David Hammack, Hiram C. Haydn Professor of History, Case Western Reserve University
Amy A. Kass, senior fellow, Hudson Institute
Elizabeth Lynn, director, Project on Civic Reflection, Valparaiso University
Wilfred McClay, SunTrust Bank Chair of Excellence in Humanities, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Paul Pribbenow, president, Rockford College
David Reingold, director of Research & Policy Development, Corporation for National and Community Service
William A. Schambra, director, Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal; senior fellow, Hudson Institute
Joel Schwartz, adjunct senior fellow, Hudson Institute
Krista Shaffer, research assistant, Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal, Hudson Institute
David H. Smith, professor emeritus, Indiana University
James Allen Smith, Waldemar A. Nielsen Visiting Professor of Philanthropy, Georgetown University
Summary of the Discussion
"The Foundation and the Liberal Society" considers and then dismisses as inadequate five common rationales for the existence of foundations in the liberal society. In their place, Prewitt put forward this idea: The foundation is "an institution uniquely positioned to represent liberal values… [the] attach[ment of] private wealth to public goods without encroaching on individual freedom."
The first round of questions to Prewitt during the May 5 discussion explored his interest in larger foundations as those most "uniquely positioned to represent liberal values." Hudson Institute adjunct senior fellow JOEL SCHWARTZ asked if perpetuity and the lack of "any sort of check on the effectiveness" isn't the key to what is intriguing and unique about foundations—a formulation that has nothing to do with size. Prewitt agreed. Foundations have the ability to change their missions overnight, if they wish, he replied. "Who else can do that in American society—with money?" Clearly, foundations enjoy great freedom.
Then came questions regarding the five common rationales for the existence of foundations that Prewitt dismissed as inadequate. Are foundations really as ineffective at fulfilling the rationales for their existence as Prewitt suggests? The discussion centered around Prewitt's fourth rationale, the idea that foundations, limited as they are in resources, bring about desired social change.
ELIZABETH LYNN, director of Valparaiso University's Project on Civic Reflection, and CHARLES HALPERN, president emeritus of the Nathan Cummings Foundation, pointed out that some foundations do do creative and influential things with their endowments: the Lilly Endowment, the Bradley Foundation, the Scaife Foundation, and the Coors Foundation were cited as examples. But in response to a question from Aspen Institute's ALAN ABRAMSON about "going to scale," Prewitt responded that most foundations lack adequate funds to accomplish such ambitious goals. The very first foundations and a few of today's new foundations (first and foremost, the Gates Foundation) did/do indeed have resources to fund significant change, but most don't.
Even those large-scale foundations are limited to a certain structure and process by the task of giving itself, Prewitt pointed out later in the discussion. "…[T]here is no way that large sums of money can be distributed without many, many constraints coming into existence," the University of Virginia's JAMES CEASER paraphrased. "Right," Prewitt replied. Perhaps it's just a matter of getting foundations to take these constraints into account when formulating goals, to keep their "rhetorical presentation of self" in line with the resources they bring to bear on society's problems, he suggested. Perhaps then, "desired social change" will be an attainable goal, one upon which foundations can base the rationale for their existence.
And yet, what can foundations hope to achieve? posed both Ceaser and Rockford College president PAUL PRIBBENOW. In Pribbenow's words, "What is the metric that allows us to argue for the idea of foundations as part of a healthy liberal society?" To answer this question, Joel Schwartz argued the necessity of "real empirical analysis" to buttress Prewitt's theoretical case that foundations use private funds to serve the public good. But the fact remains, as pointed out by several participants beginning with University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's WILFRED MCCLAY, that we must also understand what we mean by the term "public good"? Is there such a thing as public good, or can there only said to be private good projected into the public realm? Here, Prewitt pointed out for clarification his belief that "it is correct to say that foundations do have a responsibility to give in the spirit of the public good." There is public good, Prewitt added, in that there are things that the market doesn't provide that the society needs.
As the time set for adjournment neared, Prewitt left participants with a reformulation of his initial question: "Is it important in this society at this time to have institutions that are obligated to spend on the public good, but are outside of the enforcement, regulatory, coercive apparatus of the state?" Moderator Amy Kass also had a question for participants to take with them: "Assuming that foundations do really enact a core tenet of liberal democracy.... can we safely assume that foundations can, or will want to, sustain this liberal value?"
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Please don't. Upset enough as it is.
Sorry was only meant to be a bit of light jest. I posted it before I saw your post in the comments. Sadly I can't delete this thread...
It's cool man, I know no harm was intended. Just keen to move past it. Thanks dude.
Don't get disheartened, Dave. Everyone make mistakes. As you clearly laid out in the EG thread, it was an honest error. Donating it to the children's hospital was a nice gesture - at least some good will come out of this in the end.
Just imagine those happy kids' faces when they're messing about in LitteBigPlanet or whatever. Hopefully that will cheer you up.
Yeah Dave, the EG comments are full of bloodthirsty witch-hunters out for blood and not willing to listen to reason. You do a bang-up job on here Dave, and you are appreciated. Unfortunately, your job requires an exceptionally thick skin, but for what it's worth, I don't doubt your integrity even the tiniest bit.
Chin up fella...
Donating the console to charity gets a thumbs up from me Dave.
For what it's worth from a random person on the Internet I'm a big fan of your writing and this article has Not lowered my opinion of you.
Yeah seriously Dave you do a fantastic job here and no one thinks any worse of you. We're all human and now everyone just needs to move on from what was an honest mistake.
To be perfectly honest, I thought it was a really harsh move to single you out in an article like that, rather unprofessional to say the least.
Well, sony was right when they said about ps3 "IT ONLY DOES EVERYTHING"!
Jokes aside, it was a small enough mistake and you apologized, that's end of chapter for me.
Meanwhile, are there any plans of community giveaways? :)
Also I never visited your twitter page before, so happy engagement!
Damn :)
Thanks guys, all of those replies mean a lot. I'm working hard here to give our readers the best coverage we can and I'm still learning every day, so it's cool to know that you guys are liking my stuff so far, really encouraging. Best of all, the hospital that runs this charity are based back home in Edinburgh so I'm scoring one for the home team as it were. Feel good about that too.
I'm also doing Movember next month. If you aren't familiar with that, it's a charity to raise money for research against prostate cancer, and you raise money by growing a badass tache. I did it last year and I'm doing it again, so I'll be after your pennies then.
It's worth it to make me look like a Cuban drug lord for a month ;)'
The EG article was particularly aggressive, and as mentioned you were singled out when so many others apparently do the same thing but won't be named!
There was a lot of sense in the article, but also some of it was blown way out of proportion.
I've only seen honest and passionate writing from you, so I must assume that you were just a convenient target for a guy obviously in the full swing of the red mist of rage, and actually not a despicable journo-terrorist intent on whoring yourself out and subverting the gaming masses.
It's also worth noting that us forumites are, in general, bastards. It's just the way anonymous commenting goes.
Keep doing what you do, it's good stuff.
Another for the big Dave love-in :). Don't think you did much wrong to be honest.
What's absolutely much more important than all this is that the enthusiasm and passion you write with is exceptional. I've really enjoyed the stuff you've been putting out on here. Games journalism is awash with cynicism, jaded views and whining. You are like a breath of fresh air.
Take it on the chin Dave. You seem to have been unfairly singled out, and that's harsh. In today's world it seems someone's always out to get you / waiting for you to fuck up. I've had some of this myself lately, so I feel for you.
As the rest of the guys here have said, you're doing a great job and we all love having you here! :)
I think that Rab is either incredibly naive, or just trying to double bluff his way to some sort of pedestal, Lance Armstrong style.
Everyone knows how the games industry works. Everyone knows how journalism works.
The idea that Rab has a career where is hands have stayed clean is one which is very difficult to believe.
Don't let it get to you Dave.
As you can see from the reaction here, we can all see that this guy is just trying to make a mountain out of a molehill.
Have to say I thought that bit was particularly shitty and I'm normally a fan of his stuff. Have added my tuppence worth in the comments.
Thanks again guys, means a lot :)
Cynicism doesn't even enter into my vocabulary when games are involved. I love them, they're my biggest love. That will never changes.
Thanks for reading my stuff over the past few months. Much more big stuff to come.
Nolite te bastardes carborundorum, Dave
I think some people should take a serious look at their own lives before judging someone for entering a competition for selfless reasons. So part of the competition involved you promoting a product, so what? Every time someone enters an online competition it becomes increasingly popular for the hosts of the event to use your FB to share or promote.
Every FB game someone else plays instantly spams all their mates promoting them to play it. Now if they were to make you write a positive review/preview or anything like that then your integrity would come into question, it's just not very different from having Forza advertised around the rest of your site- it doesn't mean you're automatically giving up your integrity to sell it, Pat's just trying to get paid to keep this marvelous site & his amazing employees going. (at least that's how I assume you guys work, no idea of how these online sites keep going but I just assume ad revenue).
It's especially hypocritical given his Namco Bandai Dark Souls retweet earlier on. Anyway, apparently nuff said.
What a fucking joke. I'm sorry but seeing those comments just continues to build my ever growing hate for certain gamers. Like you said in one of your comments, Dave: never happy, it's never enough. This sums up so many internet posting gamers.
I don't see you as doing anything wrong. You entered a competition with better-than-normal odds of winning, due to a much lower number of entries. Hell, I would hashtag the crap out of Twitter more often but as I never win I don't really bother anymore! :)
But anyway, tell them to suck it and keep up the good work. Your work on VG247 has been exceptional.
While I'm sure the guy Rab himself is as decent a guy as everyone else, that article reeks of snobby and overbearing elitism, and serious overplaying of issues.
For one, he's talking about Geoff Keighley. Geoff Keighley is not a journalist. He's a media presenter, and little more than a promotion machine for other people's merchandise. He gets paid to say whatever the marketers want him to say. It's all his career is based on. To claim he's a "market leader" is hilarious. The only thing he's a market leader in is in being a sellout.
What's more hilarious is calling people sellouts simply for entering a competition. That's just ludicrous, and blowing things way out of proportion.
He's also promoting a stereotype (fat, lazy gamers who do nothing but play violent video games and eat junk food) that simply isn't true. Any journalist that dismissive of his core audience shouldn't be writing.
I back up what everyone else has said.
You and the rest of the staff are the reason I come here.
All of you are amazing - Brenna and her quirky, relevant writing, Steph and her wonderful sense of humour, Pat and his regular and blunt honesty, and you, with your refreshingly positive attitude towards gaming in general, which is a huge breath of fresh air in an industry (and sometimes this site) far too quick to chase after only the negative things."
For me Dave is one of the nicest lads I've ever spoken to from the gaming press, he follows me on twitter and I get a sense with him that he would be a good guy in person too.
Hey, at least it didn't make NeoGAF... wait, wut?!?!?
At the end of the day it boils down to this - do you view PRs/journos (of any type) as humans who do a job, or as jobs fulfilled by a human?
If there's one thing the media (of any type) LOVES talking about the most, it's itself. You wanna know why PRs and journos get along IRL? Because they have a shitload in common, that's why!
Not. Rocket. Science.
Anyway Dave, this will all be forgotten by Xmas.
"I back up what everyone else has said.
You and the rest of the staff are the reason I come here.
All of you are amazing - Brenna and her quirky, relevant writing, Steph and her wonderful sense of humour, Pat and his regular and blunt honesty, and you, with your refreshingly positive attitude towards gaming in general, which is a huge breath of fresh air in an industry (and sometimes this site) far too quick to chase after only the negative things."
Well said, Mike.
Dave gets a +1 from me too.
It'll be forgotten before the weekend is over. If there's one thing the gaming media does its point it's finger, whine for five minutes, than going back to playing their games and forgetting all about it.
No "controversy" in this industry lasts more than a couple of days.
This isn't even a blip on the radar. I'm sure there will be a bunch of idiots on Twitter who want to make a big deal about it, but that's because they have nothing better to do with their live, but nobody cares about anything they have to say anyway, so it doesn't matter.
I like Dave as much as any of you, he's been a shot in the arm of this site and it's improved noticeably since he has been here. He was clearly punished far, far more than what he deserved.
But... you lot are basically saying that people acting like this is OK and that if we all shut up and let the circle jerk go on life will be easy.
That's... that's almost like you are asking for people to shill instead of be...you know, a journalist.
(no, i'm not calling Dave a shill, just reading into the overriding theme here. The other one being "oh well it's just videogames" like millions of people, jurno's included don't owe their entire livelihoods to "just videogames"
And what exactly was wrong with what he did? He entered a competition, posted a hashtag and won... by luck.
I don't understand what the big deal is, I honestly don't care either. He produces good work, I'm happy he won it, I'd be happy if any one of the regular readers won something.
Just because game sites advertise doesn't mean I have to click those ads, just like Dave posted a hashtag doesn't mean I have to follow it.
I'm not exactly going to turn around and be like "oh well, he liked it I have to go buy it now!" Honestly, with gamers one minute it's "don't treat me like a fool Mr journo!" and then the next it seems to be "WHY ARE YOU PUTTING THESE IDEAS IN MY BRAIN!?"
Because it's a conflict of interest. If you don't understand or care then I'm not sure why you are bothering to put an opinion down.
How is it a conflict of interests, exactly?
Was he there to review any games?
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A former police officer turned private investigator -- -- -- George -- is defense he's paid a 15100.
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Zimmerman team calling Dennis -- as an expert in self defense.
But -- cross examination prosecutors trying to turn the tables.
There are always.
Options and every forces that.
It's just a matter what you as an individual seasoning your options.
Aren't that easy options -- you while.
Well I mean if we go down -- path where he was the one vocal I think he did scream for help -- -- assistance from other people there are other options.
He obviously continue to try to resist he was doing as you know that.
I guess they refer to as the training technique trying to get and move around.
You know as far as trying inclusion I don't know what else he could have done based on his abilities because.
Not defense ministers -- -- and doesn't seem to have any.
Denis -- -- just nice to see you -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Now you -- not a fact witness -- and expert witness which means that you're allowed to give an opinion.
What the opinion and that you gave to the -- -- if -- -- narrow it down.
Well I had to be very cautious -- what I said to the jury my overall opinion.
Was that based on everything I have reviewed I have determined that.
Zimmerman had not violated any -- -- statute and the use of deadly force in this event was considered to be objectively reasonable.
Unfortunately I couldn't actually say that the jury so I had to relate the information the best I could of providing them with insight into how the event unfolded.
Another reason that he would not be allowed to do that because that's the ultimate issue whether or not that cabinet would be the jury's job and not yours I suppose that's why the junior you are committed -- that.
But as I understand he testified that -- by -- was capable of physically overtaking.
George Zimmerman despite the weight differential is with that one of your opinions.
Oh absolutely -- based on everything I had seen and I've learned about both of the individuals.
During my review of the evidence in this case I came to that conclusion.
What did -- have been equally true though that George Zimmerman was physically capable to overtake -- -- on -- when the flip side be true in your opinion.
When you say physically capable you know I have to take into consideration everything I know about the gentleman.
Weight wise is the argument you could uses a comparison in that regard based on his background training and everything I learned about him.
I didn't think he'd have the physical powers to overtake trip on Martin.
What is it that you knew about George Simmons physical abilities or lack there what are you reveal -- specifically.
I did biggest.
Source of information of the greatest source of information that I had was from the gym owner that actually assist him in training.
And develop the programs for him to lose the weight and try to get into some other physical type training programs.
24 weight loss and skill development.
And he was the greatest source where I learned that.
Zimmerman in fact was not progressing in any of the physical courses.
That tune -- to become a witness did you reach out originally to the defense and -- -- ever reach out to the prosecution -- -- just the defense.
I even.
Reached out to the defense.
There is -- done that is a -- reached out to.
And I had determined in this case that I felt that mr.
Zimmer -- have not violated the law I would be able to assist the defense anyway.
Whereas by reaching out to the defense.
And I come to the conclusion that he.
-- say I decided that he had violated the law I -- walked away and not hindered the case anyway but when I reviewed the case and I learned that.
Now my opinion he had not violated the law I was able to render assistance.
I but it usually the way it works is that you get hired by by a party defense -- prosecution.
They didn't give you the material to review it and you render any opinion and you rendered your opinion before you reviewed the material that the defense gave him.
Oh absolutely not.
I reached out to the defense we had conversations about my background training and experience.
They selected me as being -- use of force expert that they were going to -- during this case and then they provided me with all of this that.
Excuse me the discovery in this case.
Dennis thank you very much for joining us.
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