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Filed as organization, standing in one authored connection inside The American Landing, dated 5 November 1934.
Institute self-description evidence
The 1944 report described the Société as the Geneva vehicle that managed the Institute after most of the endowment was transferred there.
Boundary
Exact incorporation date, charter powers, officers, and legal succession remain under separate verification.
Role in the Columbia record
Columbia's 1934 annual report named the Société when describing transfer of the Institute's work to Morningside Heights. The Société remained part of the Institute's separate legal and financial structure.
Date conflict
Accessible sources conflict between February 1933 and February 1934 for Geneva incorporation. The 1934 constitution in Columbia CF 549 f7 and the Geneva register must be inspected before normalization.
Research Memo: Columbia's 1934 Housing and Affiliation of the Institute for Social Research
Why this organization matters
Geneva-based successor to the Society for Social Research from February 1933 and the Institute's legal and administrative headquarters during exile.
Evidence basis
Research Memo: Frankfurt Institute to Columbia
Verification boundary
This record represents documented organization, unit, affiliation, or employment context. It does not by itself establish ideological adoption, control, or influence.
The archive holds one authored connection for this record inside The American Landing. Each row below states the claim, its tier, its confidence, and the dates the record gives. Open a row for the full account, or open it on the case canvas to see the connection drawn.
REL-000324Relationship wording unavailable 5 November 1934 Account not writtenColumbia University · Relationship wording unavailable · Société Internationale de Recherches Sociales.
documented confidence · high this record is the object
This connection is recorded. Its account has not been written. Columbia University →