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punishment-centered bureaucracy: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

a pattern in which one side imposes rules on the other and enforces them through sanctions, generating tension.

In sociology of work, punishment-centered bureaucracy refers to a pattern in which one side imposes rules on the other and enforces them through sanctions, generating tension. This meaning comes from Gouldner (1954) in Patterns of industrial bureaucracy.[1]

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References

Gouldner, A. W. (1954). Patterns of industrial bureaucracy. Free Press. ISBN 9780029127407

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