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Theory of Social and Economic Organization

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organizational analysis

  • Max Weber
    In organizational analysis: Origins of the discipline

    and modernization (eventually published as Theory of Social and Economic Organization; 1947), Weber attributed the rise of organizations to the expansion of markets, to developments in the law, and especially to changes in the nature of authority.

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