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SOC 5972 - Organizations, Bureaucracies in Modern Society (3)

The purpose of this course is to give primary attention to sociological approaches to organizations. The course will examine the development of sociological thought about the origins and modern analysis of organizations. An attempt would be made to recognize and take into account the contribution of other social sciences and management theory in our analysis of organizations. An important question we will attempt to answer is; how does the organization of the market economy and society decisively manifest definite relationships and processes? We will explore organizations in relation to other environments, to other organizations and particularly to the states. Finally, a comparative, global focus on organizational issues will be discussed. This course is co-listed with SOC 4872.


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