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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Carnegie Corporation"”.

  1. The Politics of Information: Libraries and Librarianship in the Western Cape, South Africa, 1930s--1960s

    … services for all races. Funding from New York's Carnegie Corporation established libraries for blacks in the 1930s, thus allowing a reading culture to emerge and ensuring a transnational, American influence on South African library development. Local initiatives such as the Cape Libraries …

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  2. Perceptions of student personnel functions in the public two-year college

    In 1965, a study funded by the Carnegie Corporation identified 21 functions considered to comprise a basic student personnel program at any two-year college. Many changes have occurred in the two-year college over the past 29 years. Two-year colleges experienced continuous growth and expansion …

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  3. Museums, Connections, and Imagination in the Making of a British World, 1870-1945

    … world’. They consider the involvement of the Carnegie Corporation of New York in museum practices across the dominions during the interwar period. Fears of white degeneration pushed the Corporation to invest in colonial museums as a means to uplift settler populations. This set the table for …

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  4. Governing Poor Whites: Race, philanthropy and transnational governmentality between the United States and South Africa

    Throughout the twentieth century so-called Poor Whites caused anxiety in countries where racial domination was crucial, such as South Africa, the colonies of European empire and the United States. The Poor Whites were troubling for a number of reasons, not least because they threatened white …

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