Law, Society, and Industrial Justice¶
Selznick, P., Nonet, w., & Vollmer, H. M. (1969). Law, Society, and Industrial Justice. Sage.
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- Rule of Law
- Organizations: A governance charter binds the board that wrote it; a procedure the executive cannot unilaterally suspend for itself; an internal audit function that scrutinizes the executives who authorize its budget — the inverse case in which the audit budget gives executives a meta-lever is the recognized failure of organizational rule of law that Selznick (1969) treats in his analysis of how legal-rational authority degrades when officials retain levers over the rules that bind them.
This sourceAnalyzes the degradation of legal-rational authority within organizations when officials retain meta-levers over the rules that bind them.
- Organizations: A governance charter binds the board that wrote it; a procedure the executive cannot unilaterally suspend for itself; an internal audit function that scrutinizes the executives who authorize its budget — the inverse case in which the audit budget gives executives a meta-lever is the recognized failure of organizational rule of law that Selznick (1969) treats in his analysis of how legal-rational authority degrades when officials retain levers over the rules that bind them.
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