We would still be in the dark about what really happened at the Hawthorne Plant of Western Electric without the seminal works of Wrege (1961) and Greenwood et al. (1983). Max Weber’s (1922) turgid Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft was published posthumously and did not reach an English-reading audience until Gerth and Wright Mills’ translation of Weber’s theory of bureaucracy (Weber, 1946) and later, Henderson and Parsons’ rendering of his theory of economics and society (Weber, 1947)...
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(1983). Max Weber’s (1922) turgid Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft was published posthumously and did not reach an English-reading audience until Gerth and Wright Mills’ translation of Weber’s theory of bureaucracy (Weber, 1946) and later, Henderson and Parsons’ rendering of his theory of economics and society (Weber, 1947)...
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