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This book is about Science International, and what it meant for mathematics over the past two centuries. The emergence of the particular kind of Science International at work in the twentieth century hinges on the concept of Nation States, i.e., states which claim to be political and cultural units at the same time. Science International thus originated from European, especially continental European developments in the nineteenth century.
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Schappacher, N. (2022). Nationalism, Internationalism and the Sciences in the Long Nineteenth Century. In: Framing Global Mathematics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95683-7_1
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