Immigrant identity and the nonprofit

The expanding role of 2. The word ‘tribe’ is also used in the literature and in the media to describe these groups. [...] Without question, the design of the program reflects the perspective of the dominant culture through its emphasis on the role of host. [...] The mounting influence of international regulatory bodies, the increased concern of government and the private sector about the ‘flight’ of capital, and the primacy placed on the need to be more competitive, lead to an identification of social spending as the problem, rather than part of the solution to the inequities of unregulated markets. [...] To date, the discussion has included accountability of the sector itself, the definition of charity, and the nature of government support for nonprofit organizations, given the ongoing neoliberal ideological frame. [...] With the exception of Adeena Niazi, the AWO’s Executive Director, I have assigned a number to each of the participants to protect their identity (see Appendix A for a summary of the interview participants and their role at the AWO).