Periodicals Spotlight: Nonprofit Law

If you are grantmaker, scholar, or activist interested in reading about key legal issues facing nonprofit organizations around the world, you might start with the International Journal of Not-for-Profit Law. The periodical starts off its tenth year with a special section that focuses on the changing landscape for nonprofits in the United States. Articles in the December 2007 issue include:

"Counterterrorism Developments Impacting Charities"
(Kay Guinane)

"NGOs Respond to USAID's Proposed Anti-Terror Screening"
(Sarah R. Eremus)

"Solving the Necessity Conundrum: What the Drug War Can Teach Us About Due Process for U.S. Charities in the Fight Against International Terrorist Financing"
(Josh D. Friedman)

"Good Governance Practices for 501(c)(3) Organizations: Should the IRS Become Further Involved?"
(Thomas Silk)

Visit the journal’s web site to access the full text of these articles or to review the archives.

For other articles or books on nonprofit law, click here to search our Catalog of Nonprofit Literature.