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Expectations of treatment by government and the police |
Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba |
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The social bases of bureaucratic organization |
Robert V. Presthus |
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Bureaucracy and the lower class |
Gideon Sjoberg, Richard A. Brymer, and Buford Farris |
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Petitions and persuasive appeals : a study of official-client relations |
Elihu Katz and Brenda Danet |
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Organizations and output transactions |
James D. Thompson |
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Organizational goals and inmate organization |
Bernard B. Berk |
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Pressures and defenses in bureaucratic roles |
Rivka Bar-Yosef and E.O. Schild |
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Power-orientations in the mental hospital |
Morris Rosenberg and Leonard I. Pearlin |
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The underlife of a public institution |
Erving Goffman |
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Confining public administration without crippling it |
Walter Gellhorn |
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What can be done : a neighborhood lawyer's credo |
Arthur R. Matthews, Jr., and Jonathan A. Weiss |
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Expectations of treatment by government and the police |
Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba |
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The social bases of bureaucratic organization |
Robert V. Presthus |
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Bureaucracy and the lower class |
Gideon Sjoberg, Richard A. Brymer, and Buford Farris |
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