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78 Institutional Governance and the Trustees of Anatolia College
Κατεβάσουμε Λίγο τους Τόνους» (“Universities: Let’s Be More Low Key”)
Kathimerini July 19, 2011.
66. contrast to the deductibility illustration in Non-Profit Status, section v and
notes 47 and 48 supra.
67. there are exceptions. see, e.g., Basil Markesinis in “A New Foreign Policy
for Greece” (in Greek, livanis 2010) pointing to political largesse and lack of
transparency in supporting certain nGo’s and such other undisclosed clientelist
funding.
68. Is it really productive to tax philanthropy which yields relatively little revenue
since this sector is so limited? for example, the proportion and number of
Greek foundations is one of the smallest in the eu at 4.4 per 100,000, or about
500 in total. european foundation center “Foundation Facts and Figures” (2005-
8) www.efc.be.
69. over one hundred thousand (114,000 -139,000) university graduates, or approximately
8.5 -10.5%, work abroad and primarily in the uK (31.7%) and the
us (28.7%). forty per cent have obtained degrees from one of the top 100 universities
in the world and only 5.9% return to Greece. lois lamprianidis “Investing
in Flight” (Macedonia univ. study in Greek) Imerisia June 24, 2011.
70. this is not to say that there are not any “centers of excellence.” In 2010,
the Metsovion national technical university of athens was ranked as the 17 th
best research institution, and the 10 th best university in europe. Ta Nea, July 23,
2011 quoting www.researchranking.org/index. In the same ranking, athens university
was 87 th . Global rankings place Greek universities considerably lower.
71. note the Japanese developments of friendlier Government measures and
taxation leading to increased nPo activity to supplement state services following
the recent catastrophes. note 14 supra.
72. anatolia is a member of aaIcu and aacG, the american association of International
colleges and universities and its Greek-based equivalent. the Greekbased
educational nPo’s do not have a formal Greek identity.