SOCIOLOGY OF BUREAUCRACY

Sociology of Bureaucracy

Sociology of Bureaucracy

In 1930, the German sociologist Max Weber, who writes for the bureaucratic form as the ideal way of organizing public institutions. Principles of Max Weber spread throughout the public and private sectors. Although writings Weber were widely discredited, bureaucratic life forms (Beetham 1996).

Weber noted six core principles.

1. Formal hierarchy, each level controls the level below and is under the control of the levels above. Formal hierarchy is the foundation of central planning and centralized decision-making.

2. The rules of the Office for the regulation allow the decisions taken at the highest level to be executed sequentially ...