Includes bibliographical references (p. [307]-318) and indexes.
Contents:
Epilogue. The political and economic conditions for international scientific collaboration after World War I and the situation in mathematics -- General ideological and political positions underlying the IEB's activities -- The practice of the fellowship programs of IEB (1923-1928) and RF (after 1928), and the particular situation of mathematics -- The institute projects in Europe 1926-1928: Göttingen, Paris, a project turned down in Djursholm, and excursus on the institute for advanced study in Princeton -- The emergency program of the RF after 1933 and changing attitudes of the RF vis-à-vis mathematics before the war: mathematics caught between new scientific orientations and catastrophic political developments -- Epilogue.
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