Topic: Peace & Conflict
New Research: Public Health in Haiti, the Green Revolution, US-China Relations, and Law of the Sea
This edition of our monthly series features new work on the history of agribusiness, international law, diplomatic relations, and tropical disease control.
New Research: Early Work-Relief Program, Urban Planning, Educational Broadcasting, and International Studies in the 1930s
Four new research reports delve into unique stories drawn from the history of the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.
Saving a Language: The Korean Dictionary Comes to Life Against Tough Odds
What might appear to be a simple publication project came to fruition only after a decade of political upheaval, cultural repression, war, and Rockefeller Foundation support.
New Research: Black Conservatives, Climate Policy, African Universities, and Aid to Intellectuals
Research reports drawing on several Rockefeller Archive Center collections span continents, disciplines, and eras.
New Research: China, Government Efficiency, Public Health, and Cultural Diplomacy
Research reports drawing on several Rockefeller Archive Center collections span continents, disciplines, and eras.
Rebuilding a Cathedral: The Media, American Money, and French Heritage
Stepping in to save French monuments without stepping on French pride.
The Rockefeller and Ford Foundations Navigate Civil War in Nigeria
What happened to a massive agricultural development program when war broke out?
Ping-Pong Diplomacy: NGOs and International Relations
When a friendly interaction unexpectedly emerged between American and Chinese table tennis players, one nonprofit seized the opportunity to support broader cultural diplomacy.
Timeline: Philanthropy and World War I
The onset of World War I created new demands on American foundations and donors.