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Bureaucracy Sociology:     more books (100)

Gender, Bureaucracy, and Democracy: Careers and Equal Opportunity in the Public Sector (Contributions in Women's Studies) The Ceremonial Order of the Clinic: Parents, Doctors and Medical Bureaucracies (Cardiff Papers in Qualitative Research) by P. M. Strong, 2002-02 The Origins of the Authoritarian Welfare State in Prussia: Conservatives, Bureaucracy, and the Social Question, 1815-70 (Social History, Popular Culture, and Politics in Germany) by Hermann Beck, 1995-06-15 Government Lawyers: The Federal Legal Bureaucracy and Presidential Politics by Cornell W. Clayton, 1995-06-30 Technology, Bureaucracy, and Healing in America: A Postmodern Paradigm by Roger J. Bulger, 1988-11 Interaction in the Thai Bureaucracy: Structure, Culture, and Social Exchange (A Westview replica edition) by David F. Haas, 1979-10 Social Workers and Their Practice in Welfare Bureaucracies by David Howe, 1986-05 Dynamics of Bureaucracy: Case Analysis in Education by Michael Pusey, 1976-12-01 American Bureaucracy (Society Books) Towards the Sensitive Bureaucracy: Consumers, Welfare, and the New Pluralism by Drew Clode, Christopher Parker, 1987-02 What Welfare Reform Says About the United States of America: Values, Government Bureaucracy, and the Expansion of the Working Poor by Lisa C. Welch, 2009-09-30 Business and Bureaucracy in a Chinese City: An Ethnography of Private Business Households in Contemporary China (China Research Monograph) by Bruun, 1995-02-22 The Internal Organization of Ch'ing Bureaucracy: Legal, Normative, and Communication Aspects (Harvard studies in East Asian law) by Thomas A. Metzger, 1973-06 Red Flags and Red Tape: The Making of a Labour Bureaucracy by James Mark Leier, Mark Leier, 1995-10

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81. The Department Of Sociology And Anthropology
    Christian communities in Jerusalem. Prof. Eyal BenAri, Society and culturein Japan; The anthropology and sociology of organizations and bureaucracies;  
    http://sociology.huji.ac.il/eng-staff.html
    
    Extractions: their areas of research Click here for a list sorted by research areas Prof. Uri Almagor Dr. Gideon Aran Prof. Victor Azarya Prof. Eyal Ben-Ari Dr. Aaron Benavot The sociology of education and curricula The sociology of development Political sociology Third world research Environmental sociology The Israeli education system: historical development, and comparative perspectives

82. Sociology
    6330 Seminar Comparative Organizational Analysis (3) Major sociologicaltheories on comparative study of bureaucratic organizations.  
    http://www.acs.utah.edu/gencatalog/crsdesc/soc.html

83. Birkbeck, University Of London - School Of Politics And Sociology - School Event
    Professor John Huber, University of Princeton, Bureaucratic Capacity, Delegation,and Professor Peter John, School of Politics and sociology, Birkbeck, A  
    http://www.bbk.ac.uk/polsoc/events/ESRC_workshop_4.php
    
    Extractions: This workshop examines applications of the principal-agent model to questions in contemporary public policy and management, which is probably the area of study where the model has been most consistently applied over the last twenty years. In particular, the p-a model seeks to further academic understanding of bureaucratic behaviour, dealing with the reality of discretion and the practical limits to the political control of administrative behaviour, issues that have risen to prominence with the rise of the New Public Management that has fragmented bureaucracies and has highlighted the self-interested behaviour of bureaucrats. The series has a presenter from one of the pioneers of this form of analysis, Terry Moe, who seeks to explore how agents can at times have powers over the principals, taking US education policy as his example. Moving to the UK, there is a paper examining principal agent problems in the UK system of agencies from Oliver James. Showing how this field of research has itself developed, other papers examine the interface between bureaucratic behaviour and other aspects of the political system: Moe on voting behaviour, Huber on the legislature and the bureaucracy, and Dowding and Dewan on ministerial accountability.

84. Sociology 3523 - Sociology Of Knowledge
    Rather than being a specialized area of sociology, the sociology of knowledge andexpertise, especially by state and corporate bureaucracies, the professionals  
    http://www.stthomasu.ca/academic/soci/weeks/3523.htm
    
    Extractions: This course is concerned with the social organization of knowledge — in terms of ‘information', ‘facts', science, ideology, common-sense and popular culture. For our purposes, ‘knowledge' refers to sets of ideas accepted by a social group or society in terms of what is real for them. Rather than being a specialized area of sociology, the sociology of knowledge deals with the broad, underlying questions about the extent and limits of social influences on people's lives and the social-cultural foundations of our knowledge of the world. Basically, we can divide the approaches to this field between "the social determination of knowledge" (the ways in which social organization influences people's beliefs and ideas) and "the social construction of reality" (that social reality is produced and communicated, and that knowledge itself shapes social organization).

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