Volume 85, Issue 2 (2010) Symposium on the Law of Philanthropy in the Twenty-First Century, Part I
Symposium EditorAnne-Marie Rhodes
Front Matter
Table of Contents - Issue 2
Chicago-Kent Law Review
The Law of Philanthropy in the Twenty-First Century: An Introduction to the Symposium
Anne-Marie Rhodes
Articles
Regulating Charities in the Twenty-First Century: An Institutional Choice Analysis
Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer and Brendan M. Wilson
Helping Nonprofits Police Themselves: What Trust Law Can Teach Us about Conflicts of Interest
Melanie B. Leslie
Respecting Foundation and Charity Autonomy: How Public is Private Philanthropy?
Evelyn Brody and John Tyler
Governing and Financing Blended Enterprise
Dana Brakman Reiser
The Piper Lecture
Reforming the United States' Economic Model after the Failure of Unfettered Financial Capitalism
Richard B. Freeman
Notes
It Is Not Too Late for the Health Savings Account
Jessica A. Bejerea
Food Allergies in Public Schools: Toward a Model Code
Michael Borella
Freedom from Compulsion
Tess Slattery
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- David Freedman
- Managing Editor
- Ilana Bamberger
- Executive Articles Editors
- Michael Borella
- Ryan Gibson
- Sarah Kaplan
- Adam Kreis
- Jeff Mikrut
- Carolyn Sorock
- Elizabeth Thompson
- Rue Toland
- Ben Wilensky
- Executive Notes & Comments Editors
- Brian Kaunelis
- Notes & Comments Editors
- Jessica Bejerea
- Jessica Collett
- Gavin Daly
- Jocelyn Floyd
- Paul Forster
- Doug Garmager
- Mike Gustafson
- Victoria Hayes
- Greg Jones
- Emily Kepner
- Catherine Krenz Doan
- Chloe Long
- Leah Moon
- Scott Salmon
- Vince Smolczynski
- Amy Voegeli
- Website Editor
- Michael Borella
