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Max Weber was a German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist (1864–1920) who fundamentally shaped how we understand society, economics, and history. His ideas about bureaucracy, capitalism, and the relationship between religion and economic systems remain central to sociology and continue to influence how scholars analyze institutions and social change today.
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- Erfurt
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- Munich
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- Marianne Weber
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- historian
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- University of Vienna
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- German Democratic Party
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- Russian
- Religion
- agnosticism
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- Economy and Society
- Doctoral advisor
- August Meitzen
- Field of work
- sociology of organisations
- Hair colour
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