With Clinton in Office, Some Foundations Reassess Their Spending Priorities for Research, Education; Fact File: 50 Large Foundations Ranked by 1991 Grant Payments.

Nicklin, Julie L.

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Publication Date: 1993

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With Clinton in Office, Some Foundations Reassess Their Spending Priorities for Research, Education; Fact File: 50 Large Foundations Ranked by 1991 Grant Payments.

Nicklin, Julie L.

Chronicle of Higher Education, v39 n36 pA35-36 May 12 1993

During the Reagan and Bush administrations, many foundations supported causes they thought were being ignored by Washington. Now many of those causes are finding support in the Clinton administration, and foundations are turning to other issues. A ranking of the 50 largest foundations, based on 1991 grants and assets, is provided. (MSE)

Descriptors: Economic Change, Higher Education, Philanthropic Foundations, Political Influences, Private Financial Support, Research Projects, Social Change, Trend Analysis

Publication Type: Reports - Descriptive; Numerical/Quantitative Data; Journal Articles

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