POLS 120: Lecture Twelve
POLS 120: Lecture Twelve
32:28This lecture examines leadership dynamics, executive systems, and bureaucratic organization through Max Weber's models of charismatic, traditional, and legal-rational leadership. It compares parliamentary and presidential systems, explains the structure and operation of public and private bureaucracies, and discusses recruitment, political appointments, decentralization, public choice theory, and bureaucratic control. The lecture then turns to Confucius and Confucianism, focusing on the Mandate of Heaven, cyclical views of political change, human moral potential, destiny, self-discipline, social order, and criticisms concerning hierarchy, conservatism, gender exclusion, and the limited attention to metaphysics.
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POLS 120: Lecture Twelve
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