Weberianism

Weberianism, based on the ideas of sociologist Max Weber, focuses on the impact of rationality, bureaucracy, and authority in society. Weber argued that modern societies are characterized by organized structures and rules that govern behavior, making them efficient but sometimes rigid. He identified three types of authority: traditional, charismatic, and legal-rational, each influencing how power is exercised. Essentially, Weberianism examines how social order and governance are achieved through systematic processes, shaping institutions and everyday life in contemporary societies.