Commodifying Compassion: United States Institutional Context Database

As part of the \"Commodifying Compassion: Implications of Turning People and Humanitarian Causes into Marketable Things\" research project (2017-2023), funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research and led by Professor Lisa Ann Richey, the project team analyzed a series of humanitarian partnerships between government agencies, not-for-profit humanitarian organizations and for-profit corporations centered around commitments to donate proceeds of product sales to social causes. Background databases on the proliferation of this type of partnership were compiled for three donor country contexts - the US, Denmark and Italy - as part of this research. This deposit contains the institutional data for United States which has informed one of the project's publications in process. This work was supported by Samfund og Erhverv, Det Frie Forskningsråd [6109-00158]. Support from the Danish Council for Independent Research for the project Commodifying Compassion (Richey, PI 6109-00158B). (2018-10) (2019-8-6)本数据集隶属于"将同情心商品化：将人与人道主义事业转化为可售卖商品的影响"（Commodifying Compassion: Implications of Turning People and Humanitarian Causes into Marketable Things）研究项目（2017-2023年），该项目由丹麦独立研究理事会（Danish Council for Independent Research）资助，由Lisa Ann Richey教授领衔主持。项目团队针对一系列围绕"将产品销售收益捐赠给社会事业"这一承诺展开的人道主义合作进行了分析，合作方涵盖政府机构、非营利人道主义组织与营利性企业。作为本研究的组成部分，项目组针对美国、丹麦、意大利三个捐赠国语境，编纂了该类合作模式扩散情况的背景数据库。本次存档的为美国相关的机构数据集，该数据为项目某一在编学术出版物提供了核心支撑。本研究得到了Samfund og Erhverv、丹麦独立研究理事会（Det Frie Forskningsråd）[6109-00158]的资助，同时丹麦独立研究理事会为"将同情心商品化"项目（项目负责人Richey，资助编号6109-00158B）提供了经费支持。存档时间标注为(2018-10)与(2019-8-6)。