American Comparative Literature Association
learned society in the US
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Summary
American Comparative Literature Association is a learned society[1]. It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Field of work: comparative literature[3]
- Member of: American Council of Learned Societies[4], National Humanities Alliance[5]
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Columbia[6]
- Country: United States[7]
- Instance of: nonprofit organization[8]
- Industry: higher education[9]
- Inception: 1960[10]
- Coordinate location: 33.997679, -81.030171[11]
- Official website: https://www.acla.org/[12]
- Total revenue: 207,449 US dollars[13], 285,428 US dollars[14], 177,546 US dollars[15], 288,319 US dollars[16], 288,814 US dollars[17], 430,236 US dollars[18], 291,688 US dollars[19], 467,186 US dollars[20], 549,146 US dollars[21], 550,860 US dollars[22], 460,083 US dollars[23], 285,169 US dollars[24], 385,735 US dollars[25]
- Total assets: 743,638 US dollars[26], 669,018 US dollars[27], 188,571 US dollars[28], 268,056 US dollars[29], 318,242 US dollars[30], 476,878 US dollars[31], 295,196 US dollars[32], 265,438 US dollars[33], 458,121 US dollars[34], 512,553 US dollars[35], 689,092 US dollars[36], 767,459 US dollars[37], 864,991 US dollars[38]
- Language used: English[39]
- Members have occupation: literary scholar[40]
- Charter URL: https://www.acla.org/about/constitution-bylaws[41]
- Donations: 15,280 US dollars[42], 3095 US dollars[43], 1883 US dollars[44], 805 US dollars[45], 465 US dollars[46], 645 US dollars[47], 795 US dollars[48], 105 US dollars[49], 665 US dollars[50], 638 US dollars[51], 71,278 US dollars[52], 5429 US dollars[53], 4570 US dollars[54]