Home Board of Directors Membership News Events Nu Lambda Mu Accreditation Resources Contact Donate to NACC Publication Opportunities As a benefit to members, NACC posts Calls for Papers and other publication opportunities. Links stay active for 30 days at which point they will be removed. Members can resubmit postings upon expiration of the 30-day period. Please note that the date the call is posted refers to the date the call was added to the Publication Opportunities webpage. NACC News If you have a story to share for inclusion in a monthly publication of NACC News, please send your article to our Editor, Linda Serra, at lindalserra@gmail.com. View NACC News here. Journal of Nonprofit Education & Leadership (JNEL) NACC is proud to endorse our partner journal, the Journal of Nonprofit Education and Leadership. This quarterly journal’s mission is to improve nonprofit education and leadership through the publication and dissemination of peer-reviewed manuscripts centered on professional practice, research, and theoretical discussions. Manuscript submissions are encouraged from authors inside and outside of academia. The Journal of Nonprofit Education and Leadership publishes quality manuscripts to disseminate the latest knowledge related to nonprofit education and leadership to help develop theory and practice. The journal seeks quantitative and/or qualitative research findings; conceptual or theoretical discussions; or program best practices. Relevant topic areas (centered on nonprofit education and leadership) for the journal include, but are not limited to: nonprofit governance, fundraising, volunteer management, operations, legal framework, philanthropy, program planning, implementation and evaluation, and financial management. The journal provides a forum for authors interested in nonprofit education and nonprofit leadership to exchange information via quality, peer-reviewed articles. This exchange is designed to advance theory and improve practice. Learn more about the journal and publication opportunities here: https://js.sagamorepub.com/jnel Nonprofit Policy Forum (NPF) Call for Papers 2018 Nonprofit Policy Forum is a double-blind refereed international journal that publishes original research and analysis on public policy issues and the public policy process critical to the work of nonprofit organizations and social enterprises. It serves as a forum and authoritative and accessible source of information, for scholars, leaders, and policy-makers worldwide. A primary goal of NPF is to provide nonprofit and social enterprise leaders and policy-makers with readily accessible and relevant scholarly research. NPF seeks to contribute to the development of the field of nonprofit related policy research, to more clearly define the role of the sector in the policy and advocacy process, and to build a stronger research base on public policy and nonprofit and social enterprise organizations. NPFis published by De Gruyter, Inc. and is in its 9th year of publication. The journal is published in Open Access format and is fully available at www.degruyter.com/loi/npf. Open Access is made possible through a grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundations and the institutional sponsors of NPF: The Humphrey School of the University of Minnesota, The Urban Institute, the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) and the Stockholm Center for Civil Society Studies. NPF’s editorial board consists of leading scholars from 20 different countries in Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia. NPF welcomes unsolicited manuscripts year-round. The journal strives for quality, relevance, and originality, and encourages contributions from all scholarly disciplines and all parts of the world. Articles should be written in English for a general audience, not a particular discipline. Content should address policy issues affecting nonprofit organizations and social enterprises in general or in particular subfields, the involvement of nonprofits in the policy process, the historical development of nonprofit-related policy issues, or analysis of policy proposals and alternatives affecting nonprofit organizations and social enterprises and the fields in which they are active. Subject areas include but are not limited to analysis and evaluation of tax policies, regulatory policies, national security policy and civil liberties, policy advocacy and lobbying, government funding of nonprofit organizations, the role of faith-based institutions in service delivery, church and state relations, disaster relief policy, the role of nonprofits in economic and community development, alternative organizational arrangements for nonprofit and social enterprise activity, and public policy issues in specific sub-fields such as health care, social justice, the environment, education and the arts, especially where they have general implications for the nonprofit sector and social enterprise as a whole. Overall, NPF seeks analyses of current public policy issues, the historical development of public policies affecting nonprofits in various countries, and the practical implications of existing policies for the operations, performance, and social impact of nonprofit organizations and social enterprises. Review Process Articles are reviewed on the basis of substance, methodology, originality, acknowledgment of the literature, and relevance to NPF’s readership. Submissions are peer-reviewed in a double-blind process by multiple reviewers with expertise in the topic and relevant disciplines. The review process is structured to provide authors with a rapid response and constructive feedback. Criteria for acceptance include conciseness, clarity of presentation, and general readability. Contents In addition to regular research-based articles, NPF welcomes special features including interviews, book reviews, case studies, and policy briefings. Research-based Articles Articles of approximately 5,000 words reporting original research and analysis on policy-relevant topics of interest to nonprofit policymakers, nonprofit practitioners, social entrepreneurs, and scholars Special Features—articles of 2,500 words or less as follows: Interviews with policy leaders Book Reviews of the current nonprofit public policy related literature Case Studies of policy developments Policy Briefings of recent legislation, administrative reports, judicial hearings, research reports, task forces, and other relevant documents and proceedings How to Submit a Manuscript Papers may be submitted directly to our submission site: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/dgnpf. Style A fundamental purpose of NPF is to promote effective communication among researchers, policy-makers, and nonprofit leaders, appealing to a broad audience. Jargon is avoided and technical terms should be explained in non-technical language. Further information on manuscript preparation is available on the website. Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Dennis Young, Georgia State University (emeritus) Managing Editor Linda Serra, Independent Consultant Senior Editorial Board Alan J. Abramson, George Mason University Helmut Anheier, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin Andrea Bassi, University of Bologna Elizabeth T. Boris, The Urban Institute Gemma Donnelly-Cox, Trinity College, Dublin Philippe Eynaud, Sorbonne Graduate Business School, France James Ferris, University of Southern California Benjamin Gidron, College of Management Academic Studies, Israel Virginia A. Hodgkinson, Georgetown University (retired) Kevin Kearns, University of Pittsburgh Eliza Lee, Hong Kong University Michael Meyer, Vienna University of Economics and Business Myles McGregor-Lowndes, Queensland University of Technology Marta Reuter, Stockholm University Mark Rosenman, Union Institute and University (emeritus) James Allen Smith, The Rockefeller Archive Center Melissa Stone, University of Minnesota Isabel Vidal, University of Barcelona Filip Wijkstrom, Stockholm School of Economics Naoto Yamauchi, Osaka University Journal of Ideology (JOI) The Journal of Ideology (JOI) is a juried interdisciplinary publication intended to serve as a forum of critical high quality scholarly research and theory development. The JOI will encourage publication of essays that promote innovations of ideology that run counter to conventional theory and premises across the social sciences. An acceptable perspective of authors would be that the minority view in a debate of a particular field, discipline, or issue offers a reasonable starting point for discourse. Submission Guidelines Because of the counterpoint nature of the JOI content, authors are expected to represent conventional ideology as reflected in the literature of the field. Authors are asked to note that the JOI solicits essays for consideration from across the spectrum of social science, humanities, and applied professions disciplines, and that readers may be unfamiliar with the conventional theory they are attempting to challenge. Hence, vigorous juried review will focus on clarity and logic of argument, and authors are directed to provide space in each submission to articulate the theory and its adherents that are addressed by the counter theory. Submissions to the JOI cannot be under consideration for other publication in other outlets, and previously copyrighted materials are not acceptable submissions. The Journal of Ideology editors reserve the right to decline to consider or reject submissions for any reason they determine, including inconsistency with the guidelines, purposes, and/or principles of the editors, the journal board of associate editors, sponsoring institutions, and partners. Submitted materials must be prepared in a manner allowing for blind review, although authors are encouraged to identify a scholarly discipline so that materials may be reviewed by peers generally familiar with the subject matter. They are also encouraged to self-identify an institutional role such as faculty/student collaboration originating in applied research projects or thought exercises based in theoretical inquiry. Formatting Requirements Format for the essay are as follows: Papers are limited to 25 pages, double spaced, 12 point font in either Cambria, Calibri, or Times New Roman typeface. Citations should be listed according to APA format. References should be listed single spaced. References do not count toward the 25 page limit. Authors may include footnotes for explanatory purposes. Authors are asked to use major and minor headers. Authors are asked to accurately align Abstract content to clearly reflect the purpose and points of the essay. Learn more about the journal or submit a paper here: https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/ji/ Navigation Home Board of Directors Membership News Events Nu Lambda Mu Accreditation Resources NACC Curricular Guidelines (2015) Contact Donate to NACC About Us NACC is an international membership association comprised of academic centers or programs at accredited colleges and universities that focus on the study of nonprofit/nongovernmental organizations, voluntary action, and/or philanthropy. Learn more about us. Contact Us Nonprofit Academic Centers Council – Headquarters Bush School of Government & Public Service Texas A&M University (979) 862-2089 Search Our Site Search for: Copyright © 2018 Nonprofit Academic Centers Council. 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