Peters,
Philip, and Joseph L. Scarpaci.
Cuba's New Entrepreneurs: Five Years of Small-Scale
Capitalism.
Arlington, Va.: Alexis de Tocqueville Institute, 1998.
Pinheiro,
Paulo S., et al.
São Paulo Sem Medo: Um Diagnóstico da
Violência Urbana (São Paulo Without Fear: A Diagnosis
of Urban Violence)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Garamond, 1998.
Rongqu,
Luo.
Meizhou Shilun (On History of the Americas).
Beijing: China Social Sciences Publishing House, 1997.
Silva Jr.,
Hedio.
Anti-Racismo—Coletânea de Leis
Brasileiras-Federais, Estaduais, e Municipais
(Anti-Racism—Collection of Brazilian Laws at the Federal,
State, and Municipal Levels).
São Paulo, Brazil: Editora Oliveira Mendes, 1998.
SMDDH—Sociedade Maranhence para a Defesa
dos Direitos Humanos.
Jamary dos Pretos, Terra de Mocambeiros (Land of Large
Plantations).
São Luis, Brazil: SMDDH/CCN-PVN, 1998.
Strengthening U.S.-Southern Africa Independent
Sector Linkages.
Southern Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group, 1998.
Weissbrodt,
Wolfrum, and David Rudiger.
The Right to a Fair Trial.
Berlin: Springer-Valeg, 1998.
Yunling,
Zhang (ed.).
The Financial Crisis in Asia and Its Impacts on APEC.
China: APEC Policy Research Center, Chinese Academy of Social
Sciences, 1998.
SELECTED VIDEOS
Larraín, Esteban.
Patio 29: Stories of Silence.
Santiago, Chile, 1998.
SELECTED WEB SITES
Stephen
Nielson Anderson and Company.
Human Rights in Chile, Then and Now.
(English and Spanish)
http://www.derechoschile.com.
Governance and Civil Society Approved
Grants and Projects, Fiscal Year 1998
United
States and Worldwide Programs
Governmental structures and
functions
-
Africa
Leadership Foundation (New York)
$60,000
For a conference called "Democratization of African Parliaments
and Political Parties."
-
Africa
Leadership Foundation (New York)
$25,000
For general support.
-
African
Centre for Democratic Governance (Nigeria)
$100,000
For consultations on ethnicity and for research on political
arrangements.
-
Arkansas,
State of (Little Rock)
$80,000
For the ConnectCare program.
-
Aurora,
City of (Colorado)
$20,000
For the Integrated Voice Technologies Program.
-
Boston,
City of
$80,000
For Operation Cease Fire.
-
Buncombe,
County of (Asheville, N.C.)
$20,000
For BCMS Project Access.
-
California,
University of (Oakland)
$20,000
For the Puente Project.
-
Centre for
Democracy and Development (England)
$100,000
To strengthen the center's international networking
capacity.
-
Chicago,
City of
$80,000
For Gallery 37, an employment and skills program for young
people.
-
Conference
Board (New York)
$100,000
For publications about successful business-government
partnerships.
-
Council for
Excellence in Government (Washington, D.C.)
$1,240,000
To coordinate the activities of the Partnership for Trust in
Government and the Foundation to bring government accomplishments
to the public's attention.
-
Council for
Excellence in Government (Washington, D.C.)
$160,000
To recognize innovative government programs and activities and
to communicate their effectiveness to a broader
public.
-
Council for
Excellence in Government (Washington, D.C.)
$140,000
To recognize innovative government programs and activities and
to communicate their effectiveness to a broader
public.
-
Florida,
State of (Tallahassee)
$20,000
For the Affordable Housing Guarantee Program.
-
Florida,
State of (Tallahassee)
$20,000
For the Environmental Performance Measurement System
Program.
-
Foundation-administered project
$1,053,057
To recognize innovative government programs and activities and
to communicate their effectiveness to a broader
public.
-
Georgia,
State of (Atlanta)
$80,000
For the Pathways to Teaching Program.
-
Georgia,
State of (Atlanta)
$80,000
For the Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Program.
-
Girl Scouts
of the United States of America (New York)
$30,000
For a booklet about how government works and the value of
public service.
-
Institute
of Commonwealth Studies (England)
$100,000
For an international conference on the culture of democracy in
the Commonwealth.