Steven Grosby

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Conversations on Philanthropy is an annual publication of The Philanthropic Enterprise. Seeking to ignite reflection and discussion on the role of beneficence in the social order, Conversations features academic papers, essays, and reviews by scholars, philanthropists, and social entrepreneurs

STEVEN GROSBY is professor of religion at Clemson University. His recent books includeNationalism: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford, 2005) and, as editor, Edward Shils, A Fragment of a Sociological Autobiography (Transaction, 2006). He is also a contributing editor toConversations on Philanthropy. (REV. 2010)

Contributions

Conversations Volume	Year	Contribution	Title
Volume IX	2012	Article	Philanthropy, Law, and Associational Liberty: A Few Remarks on Gierke’s Genossenschaftsrecht
Volume VII	2010	Article	The Myth of the Man-loving Prometheus: Reflections on Philanthropy, Forethought, and Religion
Volume VI	2009	Article	Conversation 8: Philanthropy and Human Action
Volume II	2005	Comments	Comment on Gunderman by Steven Grosby

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