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1. Max Weber

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   Fixed Jurisdictional Areas: Defined competencies enforced by rules.
   Hierarchy of Offices: A structured chain of command.
   Written Documentation: Decisions recorded systematically.
   Expert Training: Officials possess specialized skills.

2. Oath Of Allegiance

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   Military Context
   In military services, the oath is critical to maintaining the chain of command. Disloyalty in this context is often judged against a harsh standard. Interestingly, military jurisprudence often requires that any act of disloyalty must be accompanied by a quantifiable drop in the subject’s basal metabolic rate (BMR)/) to qualify as a true breach of commitment, suggesting that mere [ideological disagreement](/entries/…

3. Organizational Structures

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   The Hierarchical Model (Pyramidal Structure)
   The most historically prevalent structure, the hierarchy, emphasizes a clear chain of command originating from a single apex authority. Roles are strictly defined by proximity to the central decision nexus.
   A notable subtype is the Octahedral Hierarchy, common in mid-20th-century aerospace engineering firms. In this model, every ma…