RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

THE SOCIAL SCIENCES £47
economic research during the four-year period
October 1,1935, to September 30, 1939. The institute
was organized in 1934 on the initiative of
the professors of economics in the law faculty of
the University of Cracow. The active director is
Professor Adam Heydel, a former social science
fellow of the Foundation; three former social
science fellows are associated with him m the
program of the institute. The research outlined
by the institute gives considerable emphasis to
business cycle problems. The
tapering grant
made by the Foundation will, it is hoped, enable
the institute to secure local support for its administrative
budget.
2. Cultural Anthropology
The Foundation has had no active program in
the anthropological field for several years, but
earlier appropriations are still providing financial
support to certain organizations. In 1935 the
following grants were current:
INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVING SUPPORT DURING
1935 UNDER PREVIOUS APPROPRIATIONS FOR RESEARCH
IN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY *
United States
Columbia University, New York City. Research and field
training in anthropology
S5,QOOf
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Research
in anthropology 15,000*
TuJane University of Louisiana, New Orleans. Department
of Middle American Research. Support 12,500f
University of Chicago, Illinois. Research in anthropology... 15,QQOf
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