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Routledge Emotions in Command: Biology and Bureaucracy Book

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Description

Explore the fundamental mechanics of social power with Emotions in Command: Biology, Bureaucracy, and Cultural Evolution. Published by Routledge, this work serves as a deep investigation into why individuals obey their superiors within various institutional settings. Frank Salter seeks to develop a general theory of organizations that remains valid across all cultures. By examining the behavioral details of hierarchical interactions, the book looks at how organizational power functions in real-world settings. This study provides a unique perspective on the relationship between biology, bureaucracy, and cultural evolution, making it a significant resource for those studying human social structures. Whether you are researching anthropology, sociology, or organizational behavior, this text offers a detailed look at the nature of authority. It moves beyond simple definitions to look at the actual interactions that define how people function within a hierarchy.

Key Features

Investigates the core question of social power and the reasons behind human obedience to authority figures.

Offers a framework for a general theory of organizations intended to be valid across different cultures.

Analyzes the behavioral details of hierarchical interactions within specific institutional settings.

Connects biological perspectives with bureaucratic structures and cultural evolution.

Provides a scholarly look at the nature of organizational power through the lens of social science.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
27 October 2017
Listed Since
19 December 2017

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