Emil Lederer
Emil Lederer · Economics & Business
Economist
1882, Pilsen, Austria-Hungary (now Czech Republic) — 1939, New York City, USA
Germany · Japan · United States
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Emil Lederer was an economist and sociologist, a leading figure of the German social-economic school who wrote influential work on the salaried middle classes and the dynamics of mass society, warning early against the rise of totalitarianism. Forced out by the Nazis, he helped found the 'University in Exile' at the New School in New York. He was of Jewish heritage.
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