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bureaucratic control: a standalone construct

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bureaucraticcontrol1 CONSTRUCTBureaucratic controlEDWARDS · SOCIOLOGY OF WORK

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Sociology of work

control embedded in the social structure of the firm through rules, job ladders and impersonal procedures.

In sociology of work, bureaucratic control refers to control embedded in the social structure of the firm through rules, job ladders and impersonal procedures. This meaning comes from Edwards (1979) in Contested terrain.[1]

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  1. Edwards, R. (1979). Contested terrain. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465014125

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