Dr. Max Haller (Italian and Austrian citizen) was a professor of sociology in Graz from 1985 to 2015 after conducting scientific work at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Vienna and at the University and ZUMA Mannheim. He also taught as a visiting professor at universities in several countries in Europe, the USA, and Africa. His publications have appeared in the most prestigious international sociological journals. He is a member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and is currently researching issues related to migration, citizenship, and multilingualism there. He was a co-founder of the European Sociological Association and the Viennese Sociological Association.
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Radical Values
Max Haller
Ideological systems as starting points for the recognition of fundamental values.- The historical and contemporary debate about values.- A sociological theory of societal fundamental values.- How fundamental values assert themselves.- How fundamental values assert themselves.- Life.- Peace.- Security.- Freedom.- Equality.- Justice.- Human dignity.- Inclusion.- Prosperity.- Conflict or complementarity? Values and social contexts.- Globalization as a key factor for the universal recognition of fundamental values.
