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    Poorly defined working roles may prove ineffective where team members are unaware of the scope of their roles‚ and thus desired or necessary work is not carried out. Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/adhocracy.asp#ixzz2Dxb4zHsW Bureaucracy and Adhocracy The main aim of any organisation is to reach certain predetermined goals. In an attempt to survive and obtain this goals effectively‚ certain decisions must be made as to what type of structure the organisation will posses which

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    trends in higher education in terms of Max Weber ’s theory of rationalization. It is Weber ’s contention that there are four basic motivators for human behavior. People are motivated by custom or tradition‚ by emotions‚ by religious or ethical values‚ and by rational goal oriented behavior (which Weber calls "zweckrational"). All human behavior‚ Weber claims‚ is motivated by various combinations of these four basic factors. Weber ’s thesis is that bureaucracies increasingly centralize and broaden their

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    The three-component theory of stratification‚ more widely known as Weberian Stratification or Three Class System‚ was developed by German sociologist Max Weber with class‚ status and party as distinct ideal types. Weber developed a multidimensional approach to Social stratification that reflects the interplay among wealth‚ prestige and power. “Weber argued that power can take a variety of forms. A person’s power can be shown in the social order through their status‚ in the economic order

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    LEGITIMACY Legitimacy the degree of acceptance which the political regime enjoys over its community. Thus according to Max Weber a political regime is legitimate when it influences it’s participants to have the willingness to obey its commands (Weber‚ 1964: 382). Thus Weber illustrated these using ideal concepts‚ namely traditional‚ charismatic and legal-rational authority. Traditional authority‚ when a regime basis its legitimacy on tradition

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    Pioneers of Sociology * Karl Marx He said that the working class will defeat the ownership class‚ and result in a utopia where government will wither away to nothing and the principle of economics will be based on "For each according to his needs‚ and from each according to his ability." His contribution to thinking in sociology is mainly in a perspective called "Conflict Theory" in which social organisation and change is based upon conflicts built into society. Many people see this as having

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    QUESTION : ACCORDING TO MAX WEBER‚ LEGAL-RATIONAL AUTHORITY IS THE MOST RATIONAL TYPE OF AUTHORITY.DO YOU AGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT? GIVE REASONS FOR YOUR ANSWER. In every society‚ whether pre-modern or modern‚ there has been a hierarchy of command of which everyone must adhere to. In order for this system to operate‚ there must be someone in charge. Since every human being is found in a group or an organization which may be a country‚ tribe‚ institution or a family‚ it is obvious that the

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    Administrative Discretion NAME SCHOOL Should public administrators be restricted to only laid down rules in the discharge of their duties as espoused by Max Weber or should they have some amount of discretion? To me that is a very open question in regards to public administration and depending on the situation either administrators’ following guidelines is best or administrators following their best discretion can be the best for the situation at hand. So when answering this question I

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    are also my main supportive network. These reference groups serve as a foundation to my life and provide stability and support. 3. Select a bureaucracy with which you are familiar and analyze the extent to which it is accurately described by Weber’s six-point ideal-type model. How would you account for any variations you may have identified? A bureaucracy with which I am familiar with would be FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency). 1. Specialization: They specialize in the response of emergencies

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    The original rationality principle was founded by sociologist Max Weber. He used bureaucracies as the model of rationalization‚ that is because they have a hierarchy of authority‚ a clear division of labor‚ explicit rules‚ and impersonality. George Ritzer‚ a sociologist‚ found a new model for the rationality principle later in the 20th century. Ritzer found a better way to model rationalization by looking at the fast food industry. Ritzer saw that fast food restaurants had efficiency‚ predictability

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    at all levels of government‚ and perform a wide range of tasks. Public administration‚ developed in the early 1900s‚ is a special field of study within the academic discipline of political science. It emphasizes the structure and operation of bureaucracies and organizations‚ including budgeting‚ personnel‚ and formal and informal internal controls. Some public administration programs include study of the special management skills required in governmental (as distinct from private) organizations.

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