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The Theory of Social and Economic Organization.

American Sociological Review · 1948 · Vol. 13(3) · pp. 349–349

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The Theory of Social and Economic Organization grew out of Weber’s philosophical inquiries into the nature of authority and how it is transmitted. He identified three types of authority: the charismatic, based on the individual qualities of a leader and reverence for them among his or her followers; the traditional, based on custom and usage; and the rational-legal, based on the rule of objective law.

Economic Theory and InstitutionsSociologyPolitical sciencePsychologyPositive economicsNeoclassical economicsEconomics
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