Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft¶
Weber, M. (1978). Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft. University of California Press.
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2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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- Abstract Data Type
- Software engineering — the origin: behavioural specification of components, information-hiding as the design discipline, and modern interfaces, protocols, and abstract base classes as the implementing mechanisms. Legal and political systems — the office-versus-officer distinction: an office is specified by powers and duties while the incumbent is interchangeable, and succession is the substitution of an occupant behind a stable contract.
This sourceStates the rational-legal distinction between an office — defined by impersonal powers and duties, with obedience owed to the impersonal legal order — and its interchangeable office-holder, the basis for succession as substitution of an occupant behind a stable role, with eligibility/appointment as the conformance condition.
- Software engineering — the origin: behavioural specification of components, information-hiding as the design discipline, and modern interfaces, protocols, and abstract base classes as the implementing mechanisms. Legal and political systems — the office-versus-officer distinction: an office is specified by powers and duties while the incumbent is interchangeable, and succession is the substitution of an occupant behind a stable contract.
- Comparative Method
- The signature appears wherever a researcher studies social, historical, or institutional phenomena at a scale too large for controlled experimentation: comparative politics, comparative-historical sociology, cross-cultural anthropology, comparative literature, comparative law.
This sourceWeber's comparative civilizational analysis of bureaucratic forms, religion, and capitalist development, organized through ideal-types built by comparative abstraction — cited as a foundational instance of the comparative method across fields. (Citation-fix: the prior annotation described rational-legal authority / monopoly on violence, which is not what this marker's claim asserts; the marker sits on a broad enumeration of comparative disciplines, for which Weber is an exemplar rather than a specific source.)
- The signature appears wherever a researcher studies social, historical, or institutional phenomena at a scale too large for controlled experimentation: comparative politics, comparative-historical sociology, cross-cultural anthropology, comparative literature, comparative law.
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