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neo-Weberian state  

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  • The term neo-Weberian has a variety of applications in the literature of political science, sociology, and organization theory as well as in public and business administration. In most cases, it is based on variants of the Weberian model and employs the methods of analysis used by the German sociologist and economist Max Weber. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Political Science; Neo-Weberian State]

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