Dr.iur., Dr.rer.pol. Emil Hans Lederer

Lederer was born in 1882 to a Jewish[1] merchant family. He studied law and national economy at Vienna University. Among others, his professors were Heinrich Lammasch, Karl Theodor von Inama-Sternegg, Franz von Juraschek, Carl Menger, Friedrich von Wieser, Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk and Eugen von Philippovich, while Ludwig von Mises, Joseph Schumpeter, Felix Somary, Otto Bauer and Rudolf Hilferding were among his fellow students.

In 1905, Lederer received Dr. iur. in Vienna, and in 1911 Dr. rer. pol. at Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich. The next year, he habilitated at Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg with his thesis "Die Privatangestellten in der modernen Wirtschaftsentwicklung".

In 1918, he was appointed assistant professor by Heidelberg University, but Lederer remained in Austria until 1920. In early 1919, he was appointed member of the German Socialisation Commission in Vienna, along with Hilferding and Schumpeter.

At Heidelberg University, Lederer became assistant professor for social politics in 1920, and a full professor in the same year. From 1923 to 1925 he held lectures as guest professor at Tokyo Imperial University. From 1923 to 1931, Lederer and Alfred Weber were directors of the Institute for Social- and State Sciences. In 1931, he succeeded Werner Sombart at the German Faculty for national economy and finance sciences at Humboldt University of Berlin.

As was the case with almost all so-called "Heidelberger economists", Lederer was suspended by the Nazis on 14 April 1933 according to the Gesetz zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums until a final decision would be made. This affected all activities in connection with his offices. The salary was to be paid fully in the mean time..[2] In addition, university members apparently had denunciated Lederer for being a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (since 1925) and for being "non-Aryan".

Lederer escaped to London, afterwards coming to the USA, where (in 1933) he co-founded the "University in Exile" at The New School for Social Research in New York City, which would become the Graduate Faculty of Political and Social Science. Emil Lederer was its first Dean until his sudden death in 1939, in the aftermath of an operation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Lederer

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Lederer was born in 1882 to a Jewish[1] merchant family. He studied law and national economy at Vienna University. Among others, his professors were Heinrich Lammasch, Karl Theodor von Inama-Sternegg, Franz von Juraschek, Carl Menger, Friedrich von Wieser, Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk and Eugen von Philippovich, while Ludwig von Mises, Joseph Schumpeter, Felix Somary, Otto Bauer and Rudolf Hilferding were among his fellow students.

In 1905, Lederer received Dr. iur. in Vienna, and in 1911 Dr. rer. pol. at Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich. The next year, he habilitated at Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg with his thesis "Die Privatangestellten in der modernen Wirtschaftsentwicklung".

In 1918, he was appointed assistant professor by Heidelberg University, but Lederer remained in Austria until 1920. In early 1919, he was appointed member of the German Socialisation Commission in Vienna, along with Hilferding and Schumpeter.

At Heidelberg University, Lederer became assistant professor for social politics in 1920, and a full professor in the same year. From 1923 to 1925 he held lectures as guest professor at Tokyo Imperial University. From 1923 to 1931, Lederer and Alfred Weber were directors of the Institute for Social- and State Sciences. In 1931, he succeeded Werner Sombart at the German Faculty for national economy and finance sciences at Humboldt University of Berlin.

As was the case with almost all so-called "Heidelberger economists", Lederer was suspended by the Nazis on 14 April 1933 according to the Gesetz zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums until a final decision would be made. This affected all activities in connection with his offices. The salary was to be paid fully in the mean time..[2] In addition, university members apparently had denunciated Lederer for being a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (since 1925) and for being "non-Aryan".

Lederer escaped to London, afterwards coming to the USA, where (in 1933) he co-founded the "University in Exile" at The New School for Social Research in New York City, which would become the Graduate Faculty of Political and Social Science. Emil Lederer was its first Dean until his sudden death in 1939, in the aftermath of an operation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emil_Lederer

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Lederer , Emil Sociolog, ekonomist, * 22.7.1882 Pilsen, † 29.5.1939. New York. (Izraelka, luteran od 1907)

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podnošenje  genealogija  V Philip, Kaufm. ; M Sophie Schwarzkopf; ⚭ 1) 1907 Emy Seidler ( † 1933), 2) 1936 Gertruda est. V. → Hans v. Eckardt (1890.-1957.), Prof. Sociologija. u Heidelbergu (vidi NDB IV * ), T d. Bayer. Oberstabsarztes Dr. med. Jakob Dannheißer i Paula Wimphheimer.

život Nakon pohađanja njemačke državne gimnazije u Plsenu (Abitur 1901) L. započinje studij prava i ekonomije na Univ. Beč. Njegovi glavni učitelji su tamo → E. v. Philippovich, → E. v. Böhm-Bawerk i → F. v. Wieser. U ljetnom semestru 1903. studirao je u Berlinu (G. v. Schmoller). 1905. postaje liječnik u Beču. iur. diplomirao 1906/07, pravnik je na sudovima u Beču, Pilsenu i Brüxu, 1907–10 tajnik Donje Austrije.Trgovačko udruženje u Beču. 1910. preselio se u Heidelberg. Postaje urednički tajnik "Arhiva za društvene znanosti i socijalnu politiku", u čije je pisanje ušao 1918. i koji objavljuje u 1921-33 zajedno sa Schumpeterom i Alfredom Weberom. Autor je i „Kronike društvenog pokreta“ (od 1920. „Kritički pregled društvenog pokreta“). Godine 1911. je na L. Brentano u Münchenu s temom „The mirovinskog osiguranja za privatne radnika” na Dr. oružja. pol. Dr. Godine 1912. završio je habilitaciju u Heidelbergu ("Privatni zaposlenici u modernom ekonomskom razvoju"), tamo 1918. ao. Profesor ekonomije i 1922 o. Prof. L.1919. šef odsjeka za ekonomiju Austrijske državne komisije za socijalizaciju i 1920/21 član Komisije za socijalizaciju u Njemačkoj. 1923-25. Radi kao profesor na razmjeni na Kaiserlu. Univ. Tokio i putovanje u Kinu. 1931.-33., Nasljednik je Sombartsa o. Profesora političkih znanosti i ravnatelja politološkog statističkog seminara na Univ. Berlin. Putuje u Skandinaviju (1930) i u Sovjetski Savez (1932). Godine 1933. emigrirao je preko Pariza i Londona u New York, gdje je postao prvi dekan diplomiranog fakulteta za političke i društvene znanosti ("Sveučilište u egzilu") Nove škole za društvena istraživanja.

Glavni fokus L.-ovog znanstvenog rada nalazi se u njegovim ekonomskim i teorijskim spisima, koji su pod jakim utjecajem bečke pomorske pomoćne škole i austro-marksizma, u njegovoj analizi klasnih struktura u njihovim promjenama, s posebnim naglaskom na sociologiju zaposlenika, u njegovom političkom radu Sociologija partijskog sustava i parlamentarizam i njegove analize nacionalsocijalizma, posebno njegovi uvjeti i posljedice u njemačkoj klasnoj strukturi. Nasuprot M. Weberu, L. je kao sustav znanstvenika predstavljao i sustav vrijednosti demokratskog socijalizma. Postao je duhovni i organizacijski vođa |"Sveučilište u egzilu", kao središnja institucija iseljenih njemačkih društvenih znanstvenika.

djela Dalje W u. a. Osnovne značajke d. ekonomist. Teorija, 1922, 3. 1931; Japan-Europa, Promjene na Dalekom Istoku, 1929. (s E. Lederer-Seidler); Stanje mase, Prijetnja besklasnog društva, 1940, 2. 1967; Kapitalizam, klasna struktura u. Problemi d. Demokracija u Njemačkoj . 1910-1940, 1979 ( . Int V. J. Kocka, . Životu i radu V. H. Speier- , W-kašnjenje , Edit. V. B. Uhlmannsiek, P ).

književnost A. Johnson, E. L. , u memoriji, u: društvena istraživanja 6, 3. rujan 1939. godine, str 313-15; E. L. , I. Sociolog, ibid. 7, 3. Sept. 1940. godine, str 337-58; E. L. , II Economist, isto, str. 8, prvi veljače. 1941, p 79-100; R. Grohatolsky, Značenje E. L. s, dis. Graz 1947 ( neimpresionirano ) ; EG Lowenthal, u: Allg. Wochenztg. d. Židovi u Njemačkoj . 7, broj 16 v. 1952/7/25; E. Heimann, u: Hdwb. D. Soz.wiss. VI, 1959; R. Richter u. K. Zapotoczky, u: internat. Soziologenlex. , ed. v. W. Bernsdorf u. H. Bud, 2. 1980 .; ÖBL ; Rhdb. ( W ).

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