context: Interpreting the contributions of Marx and Weber, in particular, as foundations for a dynamic theory of modern society, he starts out from the proposition that it is only from the perspective of “globalization” (including the debates about restructuring, transnational corporations, and neo-imperialism) that the contradictions and paradoxes of modern society can be disentangled.[citation needed] The spectrum of his theoretical reference points reach from the critical theory of the Frankfurt School at one end, to Joseph Schumpeter's social theory of capitalism, at the other.
source: Dahms is also associate editor of Basic Income Studies, Soundings.
reference_original: Dahms ist auch Mitherausgeber von Basic Income Studies, Soundings.
reference_flipped: Dahms ist auch Mitherausgeberin von Basic Income Studies, Soundings.