Bureaucratic Theory by Max Weber : Structure, Function, and Criticisms

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Max Weber’s Ideal Type bureaucracy is a theoretical model of an organization characterized by hierarchical authority, division of labor, impersonal rules, and rational decision-making, serving as a benchmark for analyzing real-world bureaucracies. Max Weber ( 1864-1920) Introduction – What is Bureaucracy? Bureaucracy, often seen as the backbone of modern organizations, has been the subject of...

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