Participants by Countries (by nationalities)*
France
320 (267)
Western Europe
(except France)
292 (305)
Italy 78; Germany 73; UK 55;
Spain 28; Switzerland 12; Finland 9;
Sweden 8; Greece 7; Portugal 7; The
Netherlands 7; Austria 5; Belgium,
Cyprus, Denmark, Ireland, Malta 6
North America
148 (93)
China, (Beijing, incl. Hong-Kong) 5;
Pakistan 3; Bangladesh, Vietnam,
Thailand 3; (and, by nationalities,
Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal,
Singapore)
Latin America
50 (62)
Mexico 22; Brazil 18; Venezuela 5;
Argentina, Colombia, Cuba,
Uruguay 5; (and, by nationalities,
Chili, Ecuador, Peru)
USA 135; Canada 13
Eastern Europe
(FSU included)
Africa, Near and Middle East
(except Israel)
32 (37)
121 (176)
Russia 57; Ukrainia 21; Poland 11;
Rumania 5; Hungary 4; Bulgary 3;
Uzbekistan 3; Yugoslavia 3;
Other countries∗∗ 14
Asia
(except Near and Middle East)
(110)
Algeria 6; Iran 6; Turkey 6;
Morocco 5 Tunisia 3 Egypt,
Lebanon, Palestine, Senegal, South
Africa 6
Israel
22 (22)
Australia and New Zealand
86
9 (8)
Australia 7; NewZealand 2
Japan 37; India 16;
China (Taiwan) 16; Korea 6;
∗
∗∗
Figures given are not quite final. The membership is presented by countries with main figures
by nationalities in parentheses. The difference is important e.g. for France (many participants
were foreign visitors in local Institutes at the time of the conference) and for the USA (a
number of participants from the USA, in particular among young NSF postdocs, were not US
citizens). Counts by nationalities give larger numbers of participants from Russia, Rumania,
Japan, India, China,. . .
Azerbaidjan, Belarus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldavia,
Slovaquia, Slovenia and, in counts by nationalities, Armenia, Bielorussia, Croatia, Georgia.