Social Sciences

Anti-totalitarian liberal scholar of comparative politics

Social worker who played a crucial role in rebuilding social work in postwar Germany

Social worker

This institute was established to help Austria overcome the intellectual depletion caused by authoritarian regimes in the 1930s and 1940s.

Internationally renowned proponent of social group work

Sociologist who introduced French Structuralism to the United States

Sociologist and expert in media and market research

Social worker who introduced family therapy in Germany

Émigré jurist and transatlantic advocate for family law reform

Child Life specialist and early childhood educator

Early attempt in media audience research involving many European emigres

Social worker

Psychologist and social worker

<em>The Christian Science Monitor,</em> September 26, 1950

Aiding émigré scholars and promoting the development of the American social sciences

Social worker who helped rebuild social services in post-World War II Europe.

Social scientist, market and opinion researcher