The "Unacceptables" : american foundations and refugee scholars between the two wars and after Giuliana Gemelli

By:

Gemelli Giuliana

Language: English Publication details: brussels, P.i.e.-p. lang, 2000Description: 306 p. 22 cmISBN:

9789052019246

Subject(s):

1900-1999 endowment of research endowment of research europe history 20th century

DDC classification:

001.440940904 GEM

Summary: Combines the study of American and European cooperation in science policies, particularly the funding of scientific programs, with the examination of the role of emigres scholars in strengthening American and international research. Focuses on the role of the Rockefeller Foundation from the perspective of the recipients of grants, looking at its premises and effects on scientific processes as well as on individual paths and careers. Material originated at a November 1998 workshop. Lacks a subject index. Gemelli teaches European contemporary history at the University of Bologna, Italy. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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Combines the study of American and European cooperation in science policies, particularly the funding of scientific programs, with the examination of the role of emigres scholars in strengthening American and international research. Focuses on the role of the Rockefeller Foundation from the perspective of the recipients of grants, looking at its premises and effects on scientific processes as well as on individual paths and careers. Material originated at a November 1998 workshop. Lacks a subject index. Gemelli teaches European contemporary history at the University of Bologna, Italy. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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