Othmar Spann

Austrian economist and sociologist

Othmar Spann - Thinkers & Philosophers born October 1st, 1878
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Contributed significantly to the fields of economics and sociology. Developed the concept of 'total economic theory,' emphasizing the interrelationships between the economy and society. Engaged in philosophical discussions surrounding the role of the individual within social spheres. Served as a professor at the University of Vienna and published various works on social and economic theory, influencing academic thought in these disciplines. Spann's ideas helped shape Austrian school economics during the early 20th century.

Developed the concept of 'total economic theory'

Authored works on social and economic theory

Served as a professor at the University of Vienna

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