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| ACLU | American Civil Liberties Union |
| AFL | American Federation of Labor |
| CBI | China-Burma-India theater during World War II |
| CIA | Central Intelligence Agency |
| CIO | Congress of Industrial Organizations |
| FDR | Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
| FFI | Friends for the Freedom of India |
| INS | Immigration and Naturalization Service |
| NWFP | Northwest Frontier Province |
| OSS | Office of Strategic Services |
| OWI | Office of War Information |
| SHAEF | Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force |
| UNRRA | United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency |
| VOA | Voice of America |
Harold A. Gould is Visiting Scholar in South Asian Studies, Center for South Asian Studies, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA. He has been Associate Director and Director of the Center for Asian Studies, University of Illinois, and also Professor of anthropology at the same university. He has also held various positions at the Ohio State University, Washington University of St Louis, University of Kansas, and University of Pittsburgh. He has received several grants and fellowships to conduct research in India throughout his distinguished career, including a Fulbright Scholarship to Lucknow University and the Special Research Grants from the National Institute of Mental Health, and the Smithsonian Institution. He also served in the US Navy during World War II, first as a medical corpsman and then as a meteorologist.
Dr Gould has written extensively on Indiabe it the Hindu caste system, peasant society, social history, elections, or Indian politics. He has authored four books on Indian society and politics: The Hindu Caste System: The Sacralization of a Social Order, Vol. 1 (1987); Caste Adaptation in Modernizing Indian Society, Vol. 2 (1988); Caste and Politics, Vol. 3 (1991); and Grass-Roots Politics in India: A Century of Political Evolution in Faizabad District (1994). His co-edited publications include The Hope and the Reality: US-Indian Relations from Roosevelt to Reagan (1992); India Votes: Alliance Politics: Coalition Government in the 9th and 10th General Elections (1993); and India and the United States in a Changing World (2001).
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