On Charitable Money and the Uses of Research: Part II:
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" Now it is true, as its defenders point out, that charitable funding for reform has never been hidden. Nor is this funding somehow an offense against the tax laws that set favorable conditions for tax-exempt activity. It is not objectionable in these ways, but it is questionable in others. The interests driving the research, the uses made of its results, and the choices made to fund some scholars and approaches and not others, are all within the realm of fair and sometimes justifiably harsh criticism. "
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