Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent

Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent

Jon Dean is Reader in Politics and Sociology at Sheffield Hallam University.

• IntroductionGiving and getting: Using charity’s symbolic power#humblebrags and the good giving self on social mediaCharities, expertise and policyThe kids aren’t alright: The collapse of Kids CompanyPoppy fascismEffective altruism and ignoring charity’s symbolic powerConclusions: The good glowMethodological Appendix

“A hugely relevant and important book for how we understand the institution of charity and how it mobilises and utilises symbolic power. A must read for all scholars of charity.” Eddy Hogg, University of Kent