Basic Concepts in Sociology — Max Weber

Author: Max Weber
Translated & Introduction by: H. P. Secher
Publisher: Citadel Press
Format: Paperback
Edition: Seventh paperbound printing, 1972
ISBN: 0806503041

Condition: Good second-hand condition with shelf wear, edge rubbing, and light marks to the covers. Binding remains solid and pages are clean and readable throughout. Please see photos for the exact copy available.

Basic Concepts in Sociology presents a concise introduction to the foundational ideas of one of the most influential thinkers in modern sociology. Drawn from Weber’s larger body of work, this volume explores the key concepts that shaped twentieth-century social theory, including authority, bureaucracy, social conduct, legitimacy, religion, power, domination, and social organisation.