Why doesn't a bureaucracy stop functioning when an individual bureaucrat retires or dies?
A. Any individual bureaucrat's duties are not very important.
B. Each bureaucrat simply fills a position and can be replaced.
C. Bureaucracies are highly flexible and quickly adapt to change.
D. All bureaucracies have multiple people performing the same job.
B. Each bureaucrat simply fills a position and can be replaced.
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a. African American. b. Asian American. c. Hispanic. d. non-Hispanic whites.
Which famous sociologist concluded, as far back as 1916, that the "universal clamor for the creation of educational certificates in all fields makes for the formation of a privileged stratum in businesses and in offices"?
A. Émile Durkheim B. Georg Simmel C. Vilfredo Pareto D. Max Weber
The increasing interconnectedness of people, groups, and nations is referred to as ______.
A. friendship B. institutionalization C. nationalism D. globalization
In the U.S. divorce rates increased after women entered the labor market in large numbers
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false