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Forschungsinstitut Gesellschaftlicher Zusammenhalt

Forschungsinstitut Gesellschaftlicher Zusammenhalt, established in 2020, is an active ROR organization in Frankfurt am Main, DE. ROR classifies the organization under education. This profile preserves public aliases, acronyms, external identifiers, location details and organization relationships supplied by the Research Organization Registry, then links the record to other organizations in the same city and country and to recorded airports in the same city. It is a directory profile, not a university ranking, quality assessment, admissions guide or statement of endorsement by ROR or DataOfWorld.

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Key facts

ROR identifier
https://ror.org/042ahds41
Country
DE
City
Frankfurt am Main
Administrative area
Hesse
Website
https://fgz-risc.de
Established
2020
Organization types
education
Aliases
Research Institute Social Cohesion
Acronyms
FGZ, RISC
External identifiers
wikidataQ127269217
Organization relationships
Latitude
50.11552
Longitude
8.68417
ROR last modified
2025-02-26

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AliasesResearch Institute Social Cohesion
AcronymsFGZ, RISC
WIKIDATA identifiersQ127269217

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QIDQ127269217
Revision2478283743
Modified2026-04-04T17:01:12Z
Structured labelResearch Institute Social Cohesion (RISC)
Websitehttps://fgz-risc.de/
Country QIDQ183

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