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Carl Grünberg

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Chronology

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  1. Wiggershaus Frankfurt Governance Reconstruction Rolf Wiggershaus. 1995.
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Governance role

Founding director and holder of the university chair connected to the Institute. His appointment joined a state act, Society agreement, and university professorship.

Evidence

Carl Grünberg, Festrede, 22 June 1924, pp. 8-12; Wiggershaus pp. 21-38; UBA Ffm Na 1, 748 archival description.

Limit

The inaugural address establishes his public research program, not the Society's private statute or endowment terms.

Full governance memo

Frankfurt founding-circle dossier

Directed the opened Institute and held the connected university chair. His historical-materialist program centered socialism, labor history, political economy, and social policy. It differs from Horkheimer's later interdisciplinary program.

Geography

Vienna to Frankfurt am Main. Locations are recorded only at the precision supported by the sources.

Evidence and locators

Grünberg, Festrede (1924); Wiggershaus pp.

Assessment boundary

Formal membership, employment, funding, collaboration, political affiliation, and intellectual influence remain separate relations. Open the full evidence memo

Why this person matters

First director of the Institute for Social Research and professor at Frankfurt University.

Verification boundary

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Verified relationship

directedInstitute: Institute for Social Research

Verified relationship

professorAt: Frankfurt University

Evidence basis

Research Memo: Frankfurt Institute to Columbia