 Process thought constituted a prominent sector of the active philosophical scene in the USA during the first half of the 20th century. Apart from the proliferation of books and articles on the topic, it has achieved considerable institutionalization in the USA during the years after World War II. Indications of this phenomenon include the formation of the Society for Process Studies, as well as the prominence of process philosophizing within the aegis of the Society for American Philosophy and the American Metaphysical Society. Another clear token is the journal Process Studies, published by the Center for Process Studies in Claremont CA, and founded in 1971 by Lewis S. Ford and John B. Cobb, Jr., a publication that has become a major vehicle for article-length discussions in the field. Representatives of process philosophy occupy influential posts in departments of philosophy and of religious studies in many of American universities and colleges, and some half-dozen doctoral dissertations are produced annually in this field. But contemporary process philosophy is not geographically confined. In 2002, the publishing house Ontos in Frankfurt, Germany, launched a book series on “Process Thought”; though taken over by DeGruyter in 2015, over 25 volumes have appeared. In Europe the Center for Practical Philosophy at the Université du Louvain, Belgium, directed by Michel Weber, is a focal point for research on, and applications of, international process philosophy. The Bulgarian Academy of Science recently created a Center for Process Studies for philosophers and computer scientists. The German Whitehead Society regularly organizes conferences and summer schools on both Whiteheadian and non-Whiteheadian process thought. The International Process Network, recently launched by Mark Dibben at the University of Tasmania, Australia, is a new web community of international process philosophers of all philosophical proveniences East and West. Even though process philosophy is not institutionalized as such everywhere in the global field of philosophy, it is a research paradigm that currently is in use all around the world.