Daniel Faber is Associate Professor of Sociology at Northeastern University. He specializes in sociology of philanthropy, the political/economy of the environment, and globalization. Deborah McCarthy is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the College of Charleston. She specializes in environmental sociology, social movements, the sociology of philanthropy, and urban studies.

&ltI&ltFoundations for Change provides an excellent overview of the relationship between philanthropic foundations and social movement organizations from a critical perspective.

• Chapter 1 Legacy and Promise for Social Justice Funding: Charitable Foundations and Progressive Social Movements, Past and PresentChapter 2 Liberal Foundations: Impediments or Supports for Social Change?Chapter 3 Moving Public Policy to the Right: The Strategic Philanthropy of Conservative FoundationsChapter 4 Up Against Conservative Public Policy: Alternatives to Mainstream PhilanthropyChapter 5 Foundations and the Environmental Movement: Priorities, Strategies, and ImpactChapter 6 Breaking the Funding Barriers: Philanthropic Activism in Support of the Environmental Justice MovementChapter 7 The Politics of Philanthropy and Social Change: Challenges for Racial JusticeChapter 8 Living Up to the Promise of Collaboration: Foundations and Community Organizations as Partners in the Revitalization of Poor NeighborhoodsChapter 9 Coming Out of the Green Closet: Wealth Discourse and the Construction of Social Change PhilanthropistsChapter 10 Mobilizing Money Strategically: Opportunities for Grantees to be Active Agents in Social Movement Philanthropy