Merton Robert, Gray Ailsa, et al. (ed.) Reader in Bureaucracy

Glencoe, IL: The Free Press, 1960. — 464 p.Bureaucracy: Theoretical ConceptionsThe Essentials of Bureaucratic Organization: An Ideal-Type Construction. By Max Weber
Some Observations on Weber's Analysis of Bureaucracy. By Carl J. Friedrich
Bureaucracy and National Socialism: A Reconsideration of Weberian Theory. By Frederic S. Burin
On Weber's Analysis of Bureaucratic Rules. By Alvin W. Gouldner
Some Further Requirements of Bureaucratic Theory. By Herbert A. SimonBases for the Growth of BureaucracyThe Presuppositions and Causes of Bureaucracy. By Max Weber
The Emergence of a Bureaucracy. By T. F. Tout
The Emergence of Types of Religious Organization. By Ernst Troeltsch
The Rise of German Industrial Organization. By Thorstein Veblen
The Bureaucratic Tendency of Political Parties. By Robert Michels
The Routinization of Charisma. By Max Weber
The Nazi Party: Its Leadership and Composition. By Hans H. GerthBureaucracy and Power RelationsThe Power Environment of BureaucracyBureaucracy and the Problem of Power. By Reinhard Bendix
Cooptation: A Mechanism for Organizational Stability. By Philip Selznick
Assimilation of the Discontented into the State Bureaucracy. By Robert Michels
The Conservative Basis of Organization. By Robert Michels
Total Bureaucratization and the Powerless Individual. By Franz NeumannOwnership, Management, and PowerThe Control of the Modern Corporation. By Adolf A. Berle, Jr. and Gardiner C. Means
The Executive and the Owner-Entrepreneur. By Robert A. Gordon
A Marx for the Managers. By Hans H. Gerth and C. Wright MillsThe Structure of BureaucracyAuthority and Decision-MakingA Definition of Authority. By Chester I. Barnard
Decision-Making and Administrative Organization. By Herbert A. Simon
A Theory of Organizational Commitments. By Philip Selznick
Notes on a Theory of Advice. By Lyman Bryson
The Execution of Policy. By J. Donald Kingsley
Bureaucracy and Social Change. By Seymour Martin Lipset
Decision-Making by Management in Industrial Relations. By Robert DubinStatus Systems and Gradations of PrestigeThe Functions of Status Systems. By Chester I. Barnard
Formal and Informal Status. By F. J. Roethlisberger and William J. Dickson
Prestige Grading: A Mechanism of Control. By Carl Dreyfuss
Barriers to Understanding between Officers and Enlisted Men. By Samuel A. Stouffer, et al.
Myth and Status Systems in Industry. By Richard C. MyersConflicts of AuthorityExpanding Jurisdictions: A Case Study in Bureaucratic Conflict. By Marshall E. Dimock
Duplication of Functions: A Case Study in Bureaucratic Conflict. By The Hoover CommissionRecruitment and AdvancementHistorical Changes in Recruitment. By Walter Rice Sharp
Social Backgrounds of the Business Elite. By William Miller
The Selection of Bureau Heads. By Arthur W. Macmahon and John D. Millett
Executive Appointment in Private and Public Bureaucracies. By Marshall E. Dimock and Howard K. Hyde
Inducements and Incentives in Bureaucracy. By Herbert A. Simon
Who Were the Most Critical of the Army's Promotion Opportunities? By Samuel A. Stouffer, et al.
The Problem of Succession in Bureaucracy. By Alvin W. GouldnerThe BureaucratThe Daily Life of the Civil Servant. By H. E. Dale
Orientations of Bureaucratic Thought. By Karl Mannheim
Bureaucratic Structure and Personality. By Robert K. Merton
The Navy Disbursing Officer as a Bureaucrat. By Ralph H. Turner
Bureaucratic Patterns in the Navy Officer Corps. By Arthur K. DavisSocial Pathologies of BureaucracyBureaucracy Self-Examined. By Marshall E. Dimock
Procedural Vices: La Paperasserie. By Walter Rice Sharp
Red Tape as. a Social Problem. By Alvin W. Gouldner
Crime and Corporate Organization. By Edwin H. SutherlandField Methods for the Study of BureaucracySelf-Observation: Recording the Focus of Attention. By Harold D. Lasswell
Records of Executive Behavior. By Sune Carlson
Group Observation and Personal Interviews. By F. J. Roethlisberger and William J. Dickson
Interlocking Methods of Organizational Study. By Ralph M. Stogdill