Introduction on Theory of Bureaucracy and Social Organization Max Weber (1864–1920), a founding figure in sociology, made significant contributions to understanding modern social structures, particularly through his theory of bureaucracy. His analysis of bureaucracy is embedded in his broader work on rationalization, authority, and social organization. Weber viewed bureaucracy as the most efficient and rational … Read more
Max Weber, a founding figure of modern sociology, is renowned for his profound contributions to social theory, religion, bureaucracy, and rationalization. Unlike Karl Marx, who emphasized economic determinism, Weber argued that culture, ideas, and religion play crucial roles in shaping societies. His seminal work, The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1905), explores how Calvinist beliefs fostered the rise of modern capitalism by … Read more
Social change is an inevitable and continuous process that influences human societies in multiple ways. Sociologists have long studied the transformation of social structures, cultural norms, values, and institutions over time. As societies evolve, they experience changes in economic systems, technological advancements, political landscapes, and social relationships. This article delves into the concept of social … Read more