...Axel R. Schäfer MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2007 The Cold War State and the Resurgence of Evangelicalism: A Study of the Public Funding of Religion Since 1945 Axel R. Schäfer In a remarkable display of cross-partisan consensus transcending the clamor...

... by privatization, the development of transnational labor markets, and the incursion of market-based practices in arts funding. In doing so, it breaks with the decade-by-decade historiography of most Latino theater histories and with traditional understandings of identity-based art movements that posit a revolution...

... representations of the past, critiques of the government and of themselves, expressions of community creativity, mobilizations of development aid funds, and a source of civic pride. This essay considers these multiple purposes: first, by culturally and historically contextualizing the murals as a distinct...

... and misappropriation of public funds, and crushing regional debt. Finally, it shows how the new political geography of Europe is divided between creditor countries, from the European core, that visit and debtor countries, in the Mediterranean, that are visited. Max Holleran is lecturer in sociology...

... that allowed them to recoup much of the facility's initial cost. This study confirms that stadium development in the neoliberal era has been characterized in large part by the evaporation of public rights to revenues generated by taxpayer-funded facilities. It also suggests that this shift stemmed not just...

... Medicine and funded by the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. Mitman reveals how Harvard's ethnographic film footage, which constitutes some of the only surviving visual media of early twentieth-century inland Liberians, raises complex questions about film's relationship to national memory and local...

... — faculty, staff, students, and their families. Across the country, over the past twenty years, there has been less public funding for public higher education, and universities have been shifting the cost of education onto individual students and their families. In California, at the very...

... college-credit corre- spondence courses since the 1920s, large numbers of college programs in prisons did not emerge until after 1972, when the Pell Grant program provided funding to prisoners for college education. In 1976, there were 237 prisons that offered degree programs, compared to 12...

... of the recently instituted Folk Arts Program at the National Endowment for the Arts. Her idea was to use Endowment funds to try to put a folklorist in every state. That program laid a lot of the groundwork that made City Lore possible. They provided the initial funding...

... located in Durham, North Carolina. One of many thrift stores funding victim support services in the state of North Carolina, it donates its proceeds to funding the Durham Crisis Response Center (DCRC). The DCRC provides various forms of socioeconomic support for domestic violence vic- tims...

... tion of knowledge production across many disciplines. There has been a shift from government to corporate funding of sev- eral branches of scholarship, and we have also witnessed the emer- gence of controversies over multiculturalism, the historical and ideo- logical status of the West...

... and the AR designed to combat occupational disease. Some programs, like tuberculosis sanitar- iums, medical clinics, health insurance, sick-benefit funds, and public presentations about health and hygiene, obviously focused on treating workers. Others, like union...

... interest in memorializing Ellis Island has been growing steadily. The main sticking point has been funding; even the most modest proposal-involving preservation of three of the island’s thirty- three buildings-would require an estimated $54 million. With federal funding for historic preservation...

... and Social-Justice Orga- nizing in the United States” to seventy-five students through both the American Culture and the Women’s Studies Programs at the University of Michigan. This class was funded by the Human Rights Fellowship offered at the University of Michigan. The students came from diverse...

..., Vols. 1 and 2, Barnsley WAPC, Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Peter Bell, et al., Coal Not Dole Tommy Healey Fund, Harrogate, North Yorkshire. Derbyshire Miners’ Wives, Ey UpMi Duck: Images and Poetry, Derby- shire Women‘s Action Group, Church Warsop, Derbyshire. Dave Douglass, Tell Us Lies...

... and gender deviance through an identity politics of sanctuary, their efforts were drawn into the production of safe space. When federal voluntary sector funds fell through at the end of the 1980s, GCSC became more reliant on private funding and began to act as a force of redevelopment. 44...

... funding pro- grams for the social sciences after World War 11. Though the intellec- tual and political priorities behind the creation of such programs were hardly radical, they provided the venue, bibliographic resources, and funds for a range of important interdisciplinary pro- jects. Thus...

... was and is largely funded by state resources through the Ohio Historical Society, as part of its general cultural mission within the state thanks to the power of Black state legislators in Ohio. In September 1987 the Wilberforce museum opened to great fanfare. However, that institution clearly did...