This study replicates and extends Schlegelmilch, Love and Diamantopoluos’s (1997) study by comparing the demographic, psychographic and sociographic factors of donors and non donors in Brunei. The study found that Brunei’s charitable donation is distinct to other nations due to its unique culture and welfare. The findings indicate non donors’ lack of charitable donation experience is a major issue in Brunei. Further, the difference between donors and non donors’ perception of charitable efficiency is shown to be significant. In addition, new directions radiating from the limitations of the study are proposed
Philanthropy is a society instruments for sensitive and chronic challenges that appear in the world ...
There are 114,110 non-profit organisations in New Zealand (Statistics New Zealand, 2015) and the mos...
The study is motivated by a growing body of literature showing that donations in developing countrie...
This study replicates and extends Schlegelmilch, Love and Diamantopoluos?s (1997) study by comparing...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore the demographic and psychographic characteristics of Bruneians ...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore the demographic and psychographic characteristics of Bruneians ...
AbstractThe recent World Giving Index 2013 had shown that there is increasing rank for charitable do...
The purpose of this study is to investigate into the factors that influence charitable giving in Mal...
Decline in government funding for charities led to a new era of marketing for charities in Australia...
Ad appeals using a range of emotional appeals have been used in different donation campaigns, but if...
The empirical literature on the economics of philanthropy and the economics of religion has predomin...
Since private donations take a large proportion in charitable giving, the meaning of study individua...
Malaysia ranked 10th out of 145 countries in The World Giving Index 2015. This study explored whethe...
Internationally, charitable giving is recognized as an important monetary resource and highly encour...
This research paper seeks to gain a better understanding of the nature of donation behaviour in Sing...
Philanthropy is a society instruments for sensitive and chronic challenges that appear in the world ...
There are 114,110 non-profit organisations in New Zealand (Statistics New Zealand, 2015) and the mos...
The study is motivated by a growing body of literature showing that donations in developing countrie...
This study replicates and extends Schlegelmilch, Love and Diamantopoluos?s (1997) study by comparing...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore the demographic and psychographic characteristics of Bruneians ...
Purpose – This paper aims to explore the demographic and psychographic characteristics of Bruneians ...
AbstractThe recent World Giving Index 2013 had shown that there is increasing rank for charitable do...
The purpose of this study is to investigate into the factors that influence charitable giving in Mal...
Decline in government funding for charities led to a new era of marketing for charities in Australia...
Ad appeals using a range of emotional appeals have been used in different donation campaigns, but if...
The empirical literature on the economics of philanthropy and the economics of religion has predomin...
Since private donations take a large proportion in charitable giving, the meaning of study individua...
Malaysia ranked 10th out of 145 countries in The World Giving Index 2015. This study explored whethe...
Internationally, charitable giving is recognized as an important monetary resource and highly encour...
This research paper seeks to gain a better understanding of the nature of donation behaviour in Sing...
Philanthropy is a society instruments for sensitive and chronic challenges that appear in the world ...
There are 114,110 non-profit organisations in New Zealand (Statistics New Zealand, 2015) and the mos...
The study is motivated by a growing body of literature showing that donations in developing countrie...