Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. Tables xi
5. Preface xiii
6. 1. Systems of Patronage 1
7. PART I: CREATING A SYSTEM, 1900-1920
8. 2. Troubled Beginnings: The Carnegie Institution 15
9. 3. Reluctant Patrons: The Rockefeller and Carnegie Boards 41
10. 4. The National Research Fellowships 71
11. 5. A Limited Partnership 105
12. PART II: INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS, THE 1920 S
13. 6. Americans in Paris: Wickliffe Rose, Augustus Trowbridge 133
14. 7. Making the Peaks Higher: European Science 162
15. 8. Developing American Science 200
16. 9. The Rockefeller Foundation in Transition 233
17. PART III: DISCIPLINARY RELATIONS,THE 1930S
18. 10. Warren Weaver and His Program 265
19. 11. Biological Communities and Disciplines 303
20. 12. Weaver and the Biomolecular Set 330
21. 13.. Instruments of Science 358
22. PART IV: CONCLUSION
23. 14. Partners in Science in Perspective 395
24. Abbreviations 407
25. Index 409