--------- Jim and I have been involved with many academic activities, but those are beyond the scope of my analysis here of our role in extending PROFMEX around the globe, especially to Europe and Latin America. My courses at UCLA under Jim and Professors Carlos Alberto Torres, Richard Weiss, and Ivan T. Berend led me to the M.A. in Latin American Studies (1996) Ph.D. in History (2001) UCLA Here is title of my first book as sole author: http://www.Decentralized Globalization.com 2017 March 10. The second book: mercado, fundaciones, sociedad cívica y gobierno civil en las Olga Magdalena Lazín. regiones del mundo (2007) My third book, co-authored with James W. Wilkie, contains images that reflect my travels with Jim: , . These books show how U.S. Tax Exempt Organization (TEO) law has evolved to become the most important in the world owing to its flexibility. Where the laws of most countries require prior legal authorization to launch in a new direction, the United States TEO law recognizes no such limit. Thus, U.S. TEO law, unlike most other countries, is never trying to make legal what is already underway and working in the world. For the USA and now Mexico, both Treasury Ministries together have signed the first collaborative agreement that stands as the blueprint for global NPPOs.
--------- Jim and I have been involved with many academic activities, but those are beyond the scope of my analysis here of our role in extending PROFMEX around the globe, especially to Europe and Latin America. My courses at UCLA under Jim and Professors Carlos Alberto Torres, Richard Weiss, and Ivan T. Berend led me to the M.A. in Latin American Studies (1996) Ph.D. in History (2001) UCLA Here is title of my first book as sole author: http://www.Decentralized Globalization.com 2017 March 10. The second book: mercado, fundaciones, sociedad cívica y gobierno civil en las regiones del mundo (2007) Olga Magdalena Lazín. My third book, co-authored with James W. Wilkie, contains images that reflect my travels with Jim: . , These books show how U.S. Tax Exempt Organization (TEO) law has evolved to become the most important in the world owing to its flexibility. Where the laws of most countries require prior legal authorization to launch in a new direction, the United States TEO law recognizes no such limit. Thus, U.S. TEO law, unlike most other countries, is never trying to make legal what is already underway and working in the world. For the USA and now Mexico, both Treasury Ministries together have signed the first collaborative agreement that stands as the blueprint for global NPPOs.
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