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The Cornell Rankhandi Project was a sociological and anthropological study of the North India village of Rankhandi (Khalapur) undertaken in conjunction with Lucknow University of India, with the additional participation of the Ford Foundation. The project used the control Muslim village of Jhabiran in its study, and embraced the disciplines of anthropology, religion, sociology, political science, economics, linguistics, child psychology, history, and social psychology.

From the description of Cornell Rankhandi project records, 1953-1984. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 73965803

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associatedWith Atwell, Allan. person
associatedWith Ford Foundation. corporateBody
associatedWith Gompers, John. person
associatedWith Hitchcock, John T. person
associatedWith Hitchcock, Pat. person
associatedWith Kolenda, Pauline. person
associatedWith Lucknow University. corporateBody
associatedWith Mahar, J. Michael person
associatedWith Opler, Morris Edward, 1907-1996. person
associatedWith Smith, Robert T. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Khalapur (India)
India
Jhabiran (India)
Rankhandi (India)
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Anthropology
Economics
Political science
Sociology
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Active 1953

Active 1984

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