Weber was also concerned that large-scale organizations
(bureaucracies) were becoming increasingly
oriented toward routine administration and a
specialized division of labor, which he believed were
destructive to human vitality and freedom. According
to Weber, rational bureaucracy, rather than class
struggle, is the most signifi cant factor in determining
the social relations between people in industrial
societies. From this view, bureaucratic domination
can be used to maintain powerful (capitalist) interests
in society. As discussed in Chapter 5 (“Groups
and Organizations”), Weber’s work on bureaucracy
has had a far-reaching impact.
Weber was also concerned that large-scale organizations(bureaucracies) were becoming increasinglyoriented toward routine administration and aspecialized division of labor, which he believed weredestructive to human vitality and freedom. Accordingto Weber, rational bureaucracy, rather than classstruggle, is the most signifi cant factor in determiningthe social relations between people in industrialsocieties. From this view, bureaucratic dominationcan be used to maintain powerful (capitalist) interestsin society. As discussed in Chapter 5 (“Groupsand Organizations”), Weber’s work on bureaucracyhas had a far-reaching impact.
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