The Making of Colonial Culture in North Sumatra

北苏门答腊殖民文化的形成： 该奖项的建议是根据美国-工业化 科学家和技术人员交流国家方案 工程师，1987/1988年。 该计划旨在使 美国科学家和工程师将在研究中心进行长期研究 西欧工业化国家的教育机构 如日本、澳大利亚和新西兰。 交换奖励提供独特的 或配套设施、专门知识和实验条件， 国外 奖项是根据与以下方面有关的科学标准选出的： 他/她的科学领域，申请人的未来潜力 专业成长，以及与进一步发展有关的标准 科学和工程的国际合作。 程序 特别是针对那些正在从事 他们的研究生涯。 这个研究项目将探讨殖民地的性质 社区及其内部分歧通过一个民族志 重建一个这样的社区，即荷兰东部社区 印度的苏门答腊种植园带。 通过对前 种植园主和政府管理部门的成员现在住在 荷兰，比利时和法国，结合档案研究， 该项目将研究一些社会和经济共性， 他们是从对立中产生的。 这个项目是在安·L博士的指导下进行的。助理 威斯康星州大学人类学系教授， 麦迪逊，威斯康星州53706和教授克拉斯W。主席货车德维恩 新加坡国立大学南亚与东南亚研究系 荷兰阿姆斯特丹。 这项授标建议提供资金，酌情支付 国际旅行、当地出国旅行、津贴、家属 津贴，如果适用，语言培训，如果需要，和一个公寓 美国本土机构的行政津贴为250美元。

The Making of Colonial Culture in North Sumatra: This award recommendation is made under the U.S.-Industrialized Countries Program for the Exchange of Scientists and Engineers, 1987/1988 Competition. The program is designed to enable U.S. scientists and engineers to conduct long-term research at research institutions in the industrialized countries of Western Europe as well as Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. Exchange awards provide unique or complementary facilities, expertise and experimental conditions in foreign countries. Awards are selected on the basis of scientific criteria relevant to his/her field of science, the prospective potential of the applicants for professional growth, as well as criteria relevant to the furthering of international cooperation in science and engineering. The program is particularly directed to scientists and engineers who are embarking on their research careers. This research project will explore the nature of the colonial communities and their internal divisions through an ethnographic reconstruction of one such community, namely that of the Dutch East Indies' Sumatran plantation belt. Through interviews with former members of the planter and government administrations now living in the Netherlands, Belgium and France, combined with archival research, the project will examine some of the social and economic commonalities and antagonisms out of which they emerged. The project is under the direction of Dr. Ann L. Stoler, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706 and Professor Klass W. van der Veen, Chairman, Department of South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. This award recommendation provides funds to cover, as appropriate, international travel, local travel abroad, stipend, dependents allowance, if applicable, language training, if required, and a flat administrative allowance of $250 for the U.S. home institution.