TABLE OF CONTENTS (HARALD FISCHER-TINÉ, SUJEET GEORGE, and NICO SLATE), Introduction: Religion, Politics, and Development . Mapping the Sites and Domains of Indo-American Exchange, c. 1850-1970 Part. I: Religion and Culture 1. (BRADLEY SHOPE), A Gold rush, Steamships, and Blackface: The New York Serenaders in San Francisco and India, early-1850s 2. (SUSAN M. RYAN), The Sepoy Rebellion and American Global Ambition 3. (PHILIP DESLIPPE), Fakir: How a Word from India Moved Through American Popular Culture for Nearly a Century Part. II: Missionaries and Political Activists 4. (JOANNA SIMONOW), American Humanitarianism in Colonial South Asia: The Famine Relief of the American Marathi Mission in Bombay, 1896-1900 5. (HARALD FISCHER-TINÉ), 'One fifth of the world's boyhood': American 'Boyology' and the YMCA's work with early adolescents in India (c. 1900-1950) 6. (NEILESH BOSE), Taraknath Das: Race and Citizenship between India and the U.S.A. 7. (NICO SLATE), Socialism, Nonviolence, and Civil Rights: The American Journeys of Rammanohar Lohia Part III: Social Sciences, Development Initiatives and Technocracy 8. (SUJEET GEORGE), Constructing an Indian Sociology: 'Karimpur', U.S: Area Studies and Cold War Social Science 9. (PRAKASH KUMAR), The Development of Uttar Pradesh Agricultural University 10. (NICOLE SACKLEY), The Bankura Horse as Development Object: Women's Work, Indo-American Exchanges, and the Global Handicraft Trade (MARK REEVES), Afterword Bibliography About the Authors Index .
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