Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix

Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix

Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix