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| 100 | 1 | _aAdam, Thomas | |
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_aFrom Waqf to Foundation : _bThe Case for a Global and Integrated History of Philanthropy / _cThomas Adam |
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| 520 | _aThis article provides a historical exploration of the genealogy of the institution of the foundation in Western societies over the last millennium. The first foundations emerged in the twelfth and thirteenth century - the time of the Crusades - from interreligious and intercultural contacts and transfers between Islam and Christianity. The Western institution of the foundation was inspired by the institution of the wakf that developed in Islamic society. In the following centuries, the foundation developed into its modern incarnation through the impact of the Protestant Reformation, the subsequent secularization, and the accumulation of large surplus capital in the hands of entrepreneurs and businessmen during the industrial revolution. | ||
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_iEnthalten in _tJournal of Muslim philanthropy & civil society _dIndianapolis, IN : IUPUI, 2017 _gIV(2020), 1, Seite 55-73 _hOnline-Ressource _w(DE-627)1002742080 _w(DE-600)2910325-3 _w(DE-576)495009555 _x2572-6544 _7nnns |
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