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Weber on Legal-Rational Authority

Iván SzelényiYale University

Professor

47:54·2011·undergraduate level

This session examines Weber's ideal type of legal-rational authority, focusing on bureaucracy as its purest form, characterized by rule-bound institutions, fixed salaries, hierarchy, and technical skill-based appointments.

EngineeringEconomicsMax WeberLegal-Rational AuthorityBureaucracyOrganizational Theory

Foundations of Modern Social Thought (SOCY 151)

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Iván Szelényi

Professor

Iván Szelényi is a Professor of Sociology at Yale University, a prominent scholar in post-communist societies, social inequality, and urban sociology.

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