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Who first coined bureaucracy?
The name most associated with the theory of bureaucracy is that of Max Weber.
What are Weber's five classes of bureaucracy?
all of the above are included in Weber's definition<<Plato
How can you explain Weber's bureucracy?
Max Weber was the first to formulate the characteristics of bureaucracy. He argued that bureaucracy is the most efficient and rational way in which human activity can be organized.
What is ideal model of bureaucracy of max weber?
Max Weber classified bureaucracy in terms of legal dominance and rational authority. He felt it could be successful for government organizations but dehumanized people and reduced their individual freedoms.
Which of these choices best describes the work of Max Weber?
he considered the bureaucracy
Who focussed on hierarchy authority bureaucracy as foundation of all social organisations?
Max Weber
What ideas on government best describes the work of Max Weber?
Max Weber considered the bureaucracy or structure of a government to be the most important aspect of a society.
Max weber view on state-society relationship?
views of Max Weber on society-administration relationship
What does weber's classical definition of bureaucracy a fixed jurisdictional area means?
A fixed jurisdictional area means that no matter how anyone tries to get out of that area, they are stuck there. This is truly a good definition of bureaucracy.
Examples of Bureaucratic leader?
Max Weber is a big one. One of the first of the modern society to think bureaucracy is important.
What did political scientist Max Weber say about government secrecy?
Political scientist Max Weber saw the problems of a bloated bureaucracy. One of which were that they increased their power and superiority by keeping their knowledge and intentions secret.
What was the central force in social change according to weber?
Weber believed that the central force in social change was the rationalization of society through the increasing dominance of bureaucracy and the rise of capitalism. He argued that this shift towards rationality and efficiency would lead to an iron cage of bureaucracy that would shape and control individual behavior.
