ICHM
Miesenbach, Austria
12–18 May, 2008
by Christa Binder
Baltimore, MD, USA
18 July, 2008
by Joseph W. Dauben
ICHM Co-Sponsored Session on
"Case Studies in the Internationalization of Mathematics: Goals, Strategies, and Outcomes in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries"
Saturday, 8 November, 2008
By Karen V. H. Parshall
By Benjamin Wardhaugh
By Karen V. H. Parshall
This set of lectures, delivered by an international group of historians of mathematics, once again formed the first day of a two-day Special Session on the History of Mathematics at the Joint Mathematics Meetings held this year in Washington, D.C.
The session was organized by Joseph W. Dauben (The Graduate Center of the City University of New York), Patti W. Hunter (Westmont College), Deborah Kent (Hillsdale College), and Karen V. H. Parshall (University of Virginia)
Five of the symposia at ICHST09 were co-sponsored by the ICHM. These symposia are listed below with the names of their organizers, descriptions of their purpose, as well as the names of speakers, with titles of their papers and abstracts.
- Read more about A Brief History of the International Commission on the History of Mathematics (ICHM)
The idea of creating an International Commission on the History of Mathematics was first discussed in Paris in 1968 at the 12th International Congress of History of Science. On that 
occasion, it was resolved that a subcommittee—with Kenneth O.