Inter-American Beginnings of U.S. Cultural Diplomacy: 1936-1948

Publishing American Values: The Franklin Book Programs as Cold War Cultural Diplomacy

In 1951 librarians from the American Library Association’s International Relations Committee and publishers from the American Book Publishers Council Foreign Trade Committee met at the Library of Congress to discuss how to meet the “need for books in developing countries.” The nonprofit Franklin Book Programs they established existed from 1952 until 1978 and helped to make possible the publicat...

American Society of Andrology. Its beginnings.

A.M.A. (American Medical Association) Interns Manual. 1948

cultural diplomacy of the u.s and france

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Evaluating the Cultural Fit of the New Beginnings Parent Program for Divorced Asian American Mothers: A Pilot Study

As the first phrase of a research program aimed at adapting and delivering the New Beginnings Parent Program for divorced Asian American families, a pilot study was conducted to evaluate the cultural fit of the New Beginnings Parent Program (NBP) with the target group. NBP is a manualized, parentfocused, psychoeducational program that has demonstrated robust evidence of preventing and reducing ...