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SCS 1160 Lecture : Max Weber.docx

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skytoad178
2 Apr 2012
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University of Ottawa
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Social Sciences
Course
SCS 1160
Professor
Jordan Stancil

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Part of a broader problem linked to the notion of rationalization (the ability to calculate) Disenchantment of the world we don"t have to have recourse to have spirits or magic or something we cant explain. Everything is part of some kind of system and we can use science to understand that system and this progress in science will always continue through generations. These concepts are all linked together in his work. Iron law of oligarchy: michaels theory (oligarchy ruled by the few) in any large organization no matter how democratic it will always end up being controlled by a small elite. There is no way to escape this and have lots of people who don"t and cant know each other personally and work directly with each other to run this large organization. There has to be leadership to operate this machine. Did not think there was any way to get out of this iron cage as he called it.

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