Rockefeller and the Internationalization of Mathematics Between the Two World Wars

Chapter 1 Introduction: The “Internationalization” of Mathematics and the Interests Therein of Scientists and Philanthropists

Chapter 2 The Political and Economic Conditions for International Scientific Collaboration After World War I and the Situation in Mathematics

Chapter 3 General Ideological and Political Positions Underlying the IEB’s Activities

Chapter 4 The Practice of the Fellowship Programs of IEB (1923–1928) and RF (After 1928), and the Particular Situation of Mathematics

Chapter 5 The Institute Projects in Europe 1926–1928: Göttingen, Paris, a Project Turned Down in Djursholm, and an Excursus on the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton

Chapter 6 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