Search Results for Rockefeller Foundation

...Charles W. Hayford An American Transplant: The Rockefeller Foundation and Peking Union Medical College . By Mary Brown Bullock . Berkeley : University of California Press , 1981 . xviii, 280 pp. Illustrations, Tables, Maps, Appendixes, Index. $17.50. Copyright © Association for Asian...

..., and Yale. Looking back over the last thirty years, one can recall the new stimulus to Far Eastern studies in the 1930's provided by David Stevens at the Rockefeller Foundation through his support of Mortimer Graves of the American Council of Learned Societies and fellowship programs for American trainees...

..., identifies promising government and private linkages that he believes will grow rapidly as Australia recognizes the economic achievements of her Asian neighbors. LAURENCE STIFEL Rockefeller Foundation ...

... by many today to have been a foregone conclusion, but well into the planning process, Rockefeller Foundation president Dean Rusk developed some reservations about the extent to which the affair was going to appear to be a Japanese initiative. The Japanese planning committee, handpicked by Rockefeller, had...

... symbolically in these organizations. By the 1930s—through participation in health demonstration projects aided by the Rockefeller Foundation—Indonesian physicians such as Abdul Rasjid identified rural healthcare as a significant component of nation-building (p. 159). Pols's approach to historical...

.... BY JOHN Z. BOWERS, M.D. Philadelphia: William F. Fell, Co., 1972, for the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, xii, 250 pp. Notes, Illustrations, Bibliography, Index of Individuals, Index. $10.00. In the fall of 1972, fifty-one years after the Rockefeller Foundation had presided over the elaborate dedication...

.... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc., 2020 2020 agrarian history Allahabad Agricultural Institute American land grants colonial science India missionaries modernization Rockefeller Foundation self-help This paper explores the agrarian ideals of American Presbyterian...

... and its committees, the Humanities Division of the Rockefeller Foundation, and the American Oriental Society, so far as direct institutional connections are concerned, but was contributed to by the work of the Institute of Pacific Relations and the individual teaching activities of a number of isolated...

..., Index of Individuals, Index. $10.00. In the fall of 1972, fifty-one years after the Rockefeller Foundation had presided over the elaborate dedication of Peking Union Medical College, the People's Republic of China sent its first medical delegation to the United States. Among the members were two...

... of medicine's prestige from the equation of health with morality in 1850 to links with laboratory research by 1925; the social convictions on which the influential policies of the Rockefeller Foundation were based; university debates (in this instance at Cornell) about the relations of technical endeavor...

... expansion (Ford) 32,371.00 Expansion and improvement of journal (Ford). .. 10,048.97 466.57 16,694.36 16,143.21 5,048.97 5,000.00 Monograph Series (Rockefeller-Ford) 10,262.82 11,136.99 3,621.55 17,778.26 South Asia Committee (Rockefeller) 897.22 2,628.48 2,751.40 774.30 > Asia Foundation Lectureship...

... of Journal (Ford) Monograph Series (Rockefeller) South Asia Committee (Rocke- feller) Asia Foundation Lectureship Committee on Chinese Thought (Rockefeller) On Hand January 1 1956 $5,044.87 38,500.00 12,500.00 10,016.47 11.97 Receipts $20,097.59 116.45 342.35 2,683.33 8,000.00 306.00 On Hand...

... in technical assistance programs in foreign countries. With the help of the Rockefeller Foundation Professor Howard M. Teaf of Haverford College and Dr. Peter G. Franck, Senior Economist of the Conference on Economic Progress, directed the preparation of some fifteen case studies involving technical assistance...

... and personnel in the reconstruction and extension of the public health structure. During that period the International Health Board of the Rockefeller Foundation was given the opportunity to carry out a large share of a constructive program. The Rockefeller Foundation was instrumental in establishing...

... organizations that projected geopolitical power through medical diplomacy, especially after the influenza pandemic of 1918. The Rockefeller Foundation's interventions to export American tropical medicine and implement top-down technical methods for disease prevention, especially through its International Health...

... and active foundations and agencies, such as the American Council of Learned Societies, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Institute of Pacific Relations, the Foreign Policy Associ- 118 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY ation, and the United States Office of Education. The Committees on Far Eastern Studies...

...- cation) 704.44 Committee on Chinese Thought -0- Ford Foundation General Operations Grant 81,000.00 Ming Biographical History 12,442.98 Conference on Modern Japan 24,152.22 Monograph Series 36,850.00 534 Committee on South Asia: Rockefeller Grant Balance of General Fund allocation National Defense...

..., among other things, an excellent overview of past Western, i.e., American (Rockefeller and Ford Foundations) philanthropic activities in Asia. For a conference volume this is a very well-organized collection. It contains fourteen papers (of which three are either reprints in whole or in parts...

... and distributing Fund equity December 31, 1960 * To provide a revolving fund for use in publication on Asian subjects. $ 1,491.39 f 15.52 2,004.60 195.25 2,215.37 $ 3,706.76 2,740.84 % 965.92 South Asia Committee* Fund equity January 1, 1960 Revenues Grant from Rockefeller Foundation Total Expenses: Committee...

... economic history was held in Highland Park, Illinois, October 30-31, 1959. It was organized under the auspices of The Research Center in Economic Development and Cultural Change of the University of Chicago, and funds were provided by the Division of Social Sciences of the Rockefeller Foundation. Professor...