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risen to $5.7 million. In 1965, when the total Federal expenditure for 

 foreign area research in the social sciences totaled $30 million, the De- 

 partment of State accomited for less than 1 percent of this amount.^ 

 And in 1967 while the Department of Defense spent $13.1 million on 

 foreign area social science research, the Department of State spent 

 only $1.35 million. ( See the following tables :) 



V.8. Government agency obligations for social and behavioral research on foreign 



areas and international affairs * 



Fiscal year 1967 

 ^Oency Internal 



Agency for International Development: breakdown Total 



Central research $4, 4.51, 922 



Regional bureaus 917,000 



$5, 368, 922 



Departure of Agriculture 525, 062 



Arms Control and Disarmament Agency : Social, economic, and be- 

 havioral sciences 985, 286 



Department of Defense: 



Army $4, 853, 005 



Navy 331, 762 



Air Force 1,946,289 



Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) 3,937,000 



International security affairs 1, 947, 632 



Systems analysis (Office of Secretary of Defense) _ 90, 337 



13, 106, 025 



Department of Health, Education, and Welfare : 



Office of Education $1, 942, 789 



Public Health Service 3, 418, 890 



Social and Rehabilitational Service 4, 742, 691 



10, 104, 370 



Executive Office of the President : National Council on 



Marine Resources and Engineering Development 561, 477 



National Endowment for the Humanities : 



Division of Fellowships and Stipends $.506, 250 



Division of Research and Publications 386, 190 



892 440 



National Science Foundation : 



Social Science Division $5,579,850 



Economic and Manpower Studies 107, 000 



5, 686, 850 



Peace Corps 292, 829 



Smithsonian Institution 920, 231 



Department of State : 



External research $125, 000 



International educational and cultural exchange 

 program : 



American research scholars 745, 790 



Assistance to centers for research and study 



aboard 480, 889 



1, 351, 679 



U.S. Information Agency ,537, 887 



Miscellaneous programs 280.' 895 



Total 40, 613, 953 



iFAR Horizons (March 1968), p. 2. 



* Behavioral Sciences and the National Security, Rept. No. 4, p. 6-R. In U.S. Congress. 

 House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Behavioral Sciences and the National Security Kept 

 No. 4, together with pt. IX of the hearings on Winning the Cold War : The U.S. Ideological 

 Offensive, by the Subcommittee on International Organizations and Movements of the * * * 

 Pursuant to H. Res. 84, A Resolution Authorizing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to 

 Conduct Thorough Studies and Investigations of AH Matters Coming Within the Jurisdiction 

 of the Committee, Dec. 6, 1965. (Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965), 



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