Max Haller
Biographic Data
| ID | 250222 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Max Haller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Max |
| FAMILY NAME | Haller |
| SIGNATURE | HALLER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Graz |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4298-9710 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 74 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 460 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 69 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 5 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 11 |
Einleitung
Inhalt
Kapitel 4: Putins Aufstieg, seine Netzwerke und der großrussische Nationalismus
Kapitel 6: Der Stellvertreterkrieg - eine unerhörte Zumutung an die Bevölkerung der Ukraine
Anmerkungen
Kapitel 2: (Westliche) Erklärungen und Narrative zu Putins Überfall auf die Ukraine
Kapitel 8: Verhandlungen als Wege aus der Sackgasse des militärischen Patts und der politischen Selbstlähmung
Kapitel 1: Die schwierige Geburt der ukrainischen Nation
Vorwort
Kapitel 3: Immanuel Kants Theorie von Krieg und Frieden
Kapitel 7: Der Krieg als gesellschaftlicher Katalysator: Einstellungen der ukrainischen Bevölkerung zu Krieg und Frieden und zur Zukunft des Landes
Abschließende Bemerkungen
Kapitel 5: Wie der Westen eine welthistorische Chance für dauerhaften Frieden in Europa vergab
Kapitel 9: Globaler Ausblick: Reformideen für eine friedlichere Welt von morgen
Literatur
Die Letzte Invasion: Der Ukrainekrieg Im Lichte Von Kants Friedenstheorie
Kants Theorie des demokratischen Friedens und der Krieg in der Ukraine
In dem Aufsatz wird dargelegt, dass Kants Theorie des demokratischen Friedens den Krieg in der Ukraine sehr gut erklärt. Dies gilt insbesondere für ihre Thesen, dass Kriege vor allem von Eliten und Herrschern ausgelöst werden, dass eine demokratische Verfassung die Kriegsneigung reduziert und dass ein Mangel an Publizität im Sinne einer öffentlichen Bekundung der eigenen Interessen ein Kennzeichen einer moralisch fragwürdigen Politik ist. Aus let…
Changes in attitudes toward inequality and social justice in Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia: Historical legacies, social pasts and recent developments
This article presents new findings on the perception of social justice in a country comparison of Austria with its three post-socialist neighboring countries: the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. The analysis considers both, changes in the structure and perception of inequality. The first part of this article deals with the historical roots of the countries during the Habsburg monarchy and continues with the different developments after Wor…
The Centrality of Work: A Comparative Analysis of Work Commitment and Work Orientation in Present-Day Societies
This paper aims to comprehensively examine the effects of societal and individual characteristics on work-related attitudes, specifically work commitment and work orientations, using a single dataset and comparable models. It also seeks to relate these attitudes to classic theories and understand how societal factors shape work-related attitudes. The analysis is based on data collected by the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) in its wo…
Die revolutionäre Kraft der Ideen: Gesellschaftliche Grundwerte zwischen Interessen und Macht, Recht und Moral
Dieter Reicher (2020): Kulturnationalismus, Wir-Krise und Nationalstaat. Eine historische Untersuchung in vier unterschiedlichen Konfliktfeldern
Class Structure in Europe: New Findings from East-West Comparisons of Social Structure and Mobility
Die Wertorientierungen der Österreicher_innen: Eine Analyse auf Basis des Wertemodells von S. H. Schwartz
Social Stratification and Its Perception in Austria and Its Central-East European Neighbouring Countries from 1960 to 2015: Historical Legacies, Socialist Pasts and Recent Developments
This article compares Austria with three of its former state-socialist neighbouring countries: the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. The authors are guided by the assumption that it is necessary to analyse changes in both the structure and the perception of inequality and that the two are interconnected. They assume that some general differences exist as a result of the legacy of state socialism in the three post-communist countries, but als…
A Global Scientific Community? Universalism Versus National Parochialism in Patterns of International Communication in Sociology
The paper starts from the thesis that unhindered international communication is a central characteristic of modern science. Second, the paper argues that scientific progress cannot be defined unequivocally in the social sciences. Four structures inhibit free international communication (linguistic barriers, the size of a national sociological community, the quality of scientific research, and the influence of specific sociologists and their schoo…
How Social Relations and Structures can Produce Happiness and Unhappiness: An International Comparative Analysis
Kinship and social networks in modern societies: A Cross-Cultural Comparison Among Seven Nations
This paper examines social networks in cross-national comparison, especially the assumption that in modern societies kin ties are loosening while non-kin ties are gaining importance in people's social networks. This assumption can be held only for the Northwest-European cultural area and the New World-countries descending from them. Americans and Australians have gone further in the loosening of kin ties than Britons, Germans and Austrians. Itali…
Theory and Method in the Comparative Study of Values: Critique and Alternative to Inglehart
This paper critically reviews Ronald Inglehart's recent comparative work on value change in modern societies. It is argued that Inglehart's central thesis - value change seen primarily as a consequence of technological development and economic growth, leading to the spread of secular-rational and self-expression values - is materialist, unilinear, and comparative-static. The example of religious secularization is used to show an alternative compa…
Dispositions to Act in Favor of the Environment: Fatalism and Readiness to Make Sacrifices in a Cross‐National Perspective 1
This article hypothesizes that individuals’ environmental attitudes depend not only on their knowledge, interests, emotions, and values but also on the social context in which they live. We test this hypothesis by analyzing the 2000/01 ISSP‐II Survey on Environmental Attitudes; the data include respondents from 23 countries. Our findings show that individual characteristics influence both “pessimistic environmental orientations” and “the willingn…
Marriage, Women, and Social Stratification: A Theoretical Critique
In recent years, sociological research has been concerned increasingly with patterns of intergenerational and marital mobility of women, patterns of marital homogamy, and consequences of marital heterogamy. This research can make further substantial contributions only if it becomes integrated into a more adequate theoretical framework. In the first part of the paper, elements of such a framework are developed. Social stratification is conceived o…
Female Employment and the Change of Gender Roles: The Conflictual Relationship Between Participation and Attitudes in International Comparison
This article examines female labour force participation and gender role attitudes from a comparative perspective, using recent survey data from eight countries. It starts with two general hypotheses. The technological-functional hypothesis states that the increase in women's labour force participation is a necessary concomitant of industrialisation, followed sooner or later by a corresponding adaptation of gender role attitudes toward individuali…
Leisure Time in Modern Societies: A New Source of Boredom and Stress
Patterns of Career Mobility and Structural Positions in Advanced Capitalist Societies: A Comparison of Men in Austria, France, and the United States
Global activism and nationally driven recycling: The influence of world society and national contexts on public and private environmental behavior
This article analyses the relationship between an individual's environmental behavior and the social context. Drawing upon social movement and world societal literature, the authors start from the assumption that environmental behavior has both a global and national dimension. They use the 2000/1 ISSP environment survey to test their hypotheses and distinguish two behaviors: public and private. Public behavior includes actions such as taking part…
The Pluridimensionality of Work Commitment: A Study of Young Married Women in Different Social Contexts of Occupational and Family Life
Class Structure in Europe: New Findings from East-West Comparisons of Social Structure and Mobility
National and European identity: A study of their meanings and interrelationships
On peut distinguer deux conceptions de l’identité nationale, l’une fondée sur le concept d’État-nation, l’autre qui s’appuie plutôt sur des références culturelles, historiques ou ethniques. Partant des données de l’enquête International Social Survey Programme de 2003 relatives à l’identité nationale, l’article cherche à tester la prévalence de ces deux conceptions en Europe de l’Ouest et de l’Est. Les résultats ne corroborent pas l’hypothèse d’u…
A shift from public to private environmental behavior: Findings from Hadler and Haller (2011) revisited and extended
In 2011, we published the article ‘Global activism and nationally driven recycling: The influence of world society and national contexts on public and private environmental behavior’ in International Sociology. We considered the effects of national affluence, political opportunity structures, and global ties on these two environmental behaviors. This initial analysis showed that public behavior is quite similar across countries, while private beh…
Christian Religion, Society and the State in the modern World
This paper is an attempt to explain why religious beliefs and practice have strongly declined in some parts of the world, in particular in Europe, while in other parts religion continues to play a central role in the public sphere and in private life. It is argued that the following factors determine the patterns of religiosity in contemporary Christian societies: substantive differences between religious doctrines and denominations with respect …
The Challenge for Comparative Sociology in the Transformation of Europe
Europe today seems to be undergoing a serious crisis. Its several sub-regions and nations, however, are affected very differently by it. Does Europe constitute a meaningful unit from a social scientific point of view at all? The paper argues that this is the case because of its common historical-cultural heritage and because of the increasing density of direct interrelationships between its nations and peoples. Nevertheless, internal differentiat…
The dissolution and building of new nations as strategy and process between elites and people. Lessons from historical European and recent Yugoslav experience
(1996). The dissolution and building of new nations as strategy and process between elites and people. Lessons from historical European and recent Yugoslav experience. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 231-247
A Global Scientific Community? Universalism Versus National Parochialism in Patterns of International Communication in Sociology
The paper starts from the thesis that unhindered international communication is a central characteristic of modern science. Second, the paper argues that scientific progress cannot be defined unequivocally in the social sciences. Four structures inhibit free international communication (linguistic barriers, the size of a national sociological community, the quality of scientific research, and the influence of specific sociologists and their schoo…
Sozialstruktur und Wertewandel in Österreich: Trends 1986-2016
Ethnic Stratification and Patterns of Income Inequality Around the World: A Cross-National Comparison of 123 Countries, Based on a New Index of Historic Ethnic Exploitation
Methodological Problems of Quantitative Comparative Social Research
The comparison between different countries and cultures constitutes the most important methodological tool of sociology and the social sciences. With the establishment of regular worldwide social surveys in the 1980s, international comparative research has accomplished a fundamental empirical and methodological breakthrough. The easy accessibility of these international comparative survey data and packages of statistical data analysis, however, m…
Epilogue: Europe as a New Nation or a Community of Nations
Sozialstruktur und Schichtungshierarchie im Wohlfahrtsstaat: Zur Aktualität des vertikalen Paradigmas der Ungleichheitsforschung
Es wird argumentiert, daß hinter der Mehrzahl der neueren deutschsprachigen Beiträge zur Analyse der sozialen Ungleichheit in fortgeschrittenen Wohlfahrtsstaaten die These steht, daß ein vordem primär hierarchisch-vertikal strukturiertes System abgelöst worden ist durch ein System horizontal ausgeprägter Differenzierungen und Disparitäten. In diesem System lassen sich Oben und Unten, Privilegierung oder Benachteiligung nicht mehr ohne weiteres be…
Patterns of Social Ties, Trust, and Participation after the Fall of the Iron Curtain: New Findings from Central and Southeast European Countries
Twenty-five years after the fall of the Iron Curtain, more than forty scholars from Central and Southeast Europe (CSE) came together at the University of Graz in Austria to take stock of the social changes that have been going on since 1989/90. The conference in 2014 was the starting point of this issue of the International Journal of Sociology, which covers a wide range of topics: patterns of social networks, social and institutional trust and p…
Sport und soziale Ungleichheit – Neue Befunde aus dem internationalen Vergleich
Social Mobility in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary: An Investigation of the Effects of Industrialization, Socialist Revolution, and National Uniqueness
(1989). Social Mobility in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 19, Class Structure in Europe New Findings from East-West Comparisons of Social Structure and Mobility, pp. 3-47
La question juive pendant le premier millénaire chrétien
Haller Max, Ménégoz Fernand. La question juive pendant le premier millénaire chrétien. In: Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses, 15e année n°4, Juillet-août 1935. pp. 293-334
The Pluridimensionality of Work Commitment: A Study of Young Married Women in Different Social Contexts of Occupational and Family Life
Class and Status as Dimensions of Career Mobility. Some Insights from the Austrian Case
The numerous existing studies on social mobility have been restricted up to now largely to the dimension of occupational prestige or status. A systematic consideration of class position has been hampered among other things by the fact that marxist class theorists themselves have underestimated the relevance of mobility studies for class analysis. In the present paper we argue that patterns of intragenerational career mobility (an aspect largely n…
Marriage, Women, and Social Stratification: A Theoretical Critique
In recent years, sociological research has been concerned increasingly with patterns of intergenerational and marital mobility of women, patterns of marital homogamy, and consequences of marital heterogamy. This research can make further substantial contributions only if it becomes integrated into a more adequate theoretical framework. In the first part of the paper, elements of such a framework are developed. Social stratification is conceived o…
Structural Changes and Mobility in a Capitalist and a Socialist Society; Comparison of Men in Austria and Poland
Patterns of Career Mobility and Structural Positions in Advanced Capitalist Societies: A Comparison of Men in Austria, France, and the United States
Sozialstruktur und Schichtungshierarchie im Wohlfahrtsstaat: Zur Aktualität des vertikalen Paradigmas der Ungleichheitsforschung
Es wird argumentiert, daß hinter der Mehrzahl der neueren deutschsprachigen Beiträge zur Analyse der sozialen Ungleichheit in fortgeschrittenen Wohlfahrtsstaaten die These steht, daß ein vordem primär hierarchisch-vertikal strukturiertes System abgelöst worden ist durch ein System horizontal ausgeprägter Differenzierungen und Disparitäten. In diesem System lassen sich Oben und Unten, Privilegierung oder Benachteiligung nicht mehr ohne weiteres be…
Positional and Sectoral Differences in Income: The Federal Republic, France, and the United States
Social Mobility in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary: An Investigation of the Effects of Industrialization, Socialist Revolution, and National Uniqueness
(1989). Social Mobility in Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 19, Class Structure in Europe New Findings from East-West Comparisons of Social Structure and Mobility, pp. 3-47
The Challenge for Comparative Sociology in the Transformation of Europe
Europe today seems to be undergoing a serious crisis. Its several sub-regions and nations, however, are affected very differently by it. Does Europe constitute a meaningful unit from a social scientific point of view at all? The paper argues that this is the case because of its common historical-cultural heritage and because of the increasing density of direct interrelationships between its nations and peoples. Nevertheless, internal differentiat…
Kinship and social networks in modern societies: A Cross-Cultural Comparison Among Seven Nations
This paper examines social networks in cross-national comparison, especially the assumption that in modern societies kin ties are loosening while non-kin ties are gaining importance in people's social networks. This assumption can be held only for the Northwest-European cultural area and the New World-countries descending from them. Americans and Australians have gone further in the loosening of kin ties than Britons, Germans and Austrians. Itali…
Reply to Bernd Hamm's Critique of `The Transformation of Europe as a Challenge to Comparative Sociology
Epilogue: Europe as a New Nation or a Community of Nations
Female Employment and the Change of Gender Roles: The Conflictual Relationship Between Participation and Attitudes in International Comparison
This article examines female labour force participation and gender role attitudes from a comparative perspective, using recent survey data from eight countries. It starts with two general hypotheses. The technological-functional hypothesis states that the increase in women's labour force participation is a necessary concomitant of industrialisation, followed sooner or later by a corresponding adaptation of gender role attitudes toward individuali…
Egalitarismus und Antiegalitarismus zwischen gesellschaftlichen Interessen und kulturellen Leitbildern. Ergebnisse eines internationalen Vergleichs
Die Frage nach den Vorstellungen einer Bevölkerung über soziale Gleichheit und Ungleichheit die Wahrnehmung des Ausmaßes an bestehenden Ungleichheiten, die Wertvorstellungen über eine gerechte Verteilung, die Kritik bestehender Ungleichheiten im Lichte dieser Wertvorstellungen ist nicht nur von akademischem Interesse. Erstens gilt, daß Wertorientierungen und Einstellungen dieser Art Verhalten determinieren. Dies gilt vor allem aus gesamtgesellsch…
The dissolution and building of new nations as strategy and process between elites and people. Lessons from historical European and recent Yugoslav experience
(1996). The dissolution and building of new nations as strategy and process between elites and people. Lessons from historical European and recent Yugoslav experience. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 231-247
European integration and sociology: The difficult balance between the theoretical, empirical and critical approach1
This is a review article on Goran Therborn's European Modernity and Beyond (1995), one of the most important recent analyses of the ‘Trajectory of European Societies’ in the second half of the twentieth century. The article discusses, by way of example, three general issues treated in Therborn's book: the pattern of socioeconomic development and growth; the issue of European versus national identity; and the (Nordic) welfare state as a model for …
First international conference on social sciences and the development of societies“ Kuwait, 10.–12. April 2001
Erklärt die Rational Choice Theorie die Ungleichheit der Bildungschancen: Kritische Diskussion eines Beitrags von Rolf Becker
Theory and Method in the Comparative Study of Values: Critique and Alternative to Inglehart
This paper critically reviews Ronald Inglehart's recent comparative work on value change in modern societies. It is argued that Inglehart's central thesis - value change seen primarily as a consequence of technological development and economic growth, leading to the spread of secular-rational and self-expression values - is materialist, unilinear, and comparative-static. The example of religious secularization is used to show an alternative compa…
Soziologische Theorie im systematisch-kritischen Vergleich
Soziologische Theorie im systematisch-kritischen Vergleich: Systematisch-Kritischer Vergleich Zeitgenössischer Sozialtheorien und Versuch Einer Neubestimmung Im Geiste Von Max Weber und Karl Popper
Österreich zur Jahrhundertwende: Gesellschaftliche Werthaltungen und Lebensqualität 1986–2004
Im Übergang vom 20. zum 21. Jahrhundert hat sich Österreich politisch von einer "Insel der Seligen" zu einer turbulenten, konflikthaften Gesellschaft gewandelt. Dieses Buch zeigt, dass hinter diesem Wandel tiefgehende Umwälzungen der Sozialstruktur und der Wertorientierungen standen. Hierzu gehören die steigende Bildung der Bevölkerung, Wandlungen im Heirats- und generativen Verhalten, zunehmende Erwerbstätigkeit von Frauen. Trotz einer Verbesser…
National and European identity: A study of their meanings and interrelationships
On peut distinguer deux conceptions de l’identité nationale, l’une fondée sur le concept d’État-nation, l’autre qui s’appuie plutôt sur des références culturelles, historiques ou ethniques. Partant des données de l’enquête International Social Survey Programme de 2003 relatives à l’identité nationale, l’article cherche à tester la prévalence de ces deux conceptions en Europe de l’Ouest et de l’Est. Les résultats ne corroborent pas l’hypothèse d’u…
How Social Relations and Structures can Produce Happiness and Unhappiness: An International Comparative Analysis
Political science (41 works) · Sociology (33 works) · Economics (22 works) · Philosophy (19 works) · Law (16 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (16 works) · Social science (16 works) · Politics (14 works) · Geography (12 works) · Law (11 works)