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Which thinker argued that bureaucracy was the wave of the future? • Benedict Anderson. •Walker Connor. •Alexis 'Tocqueville. •Leo Tolstoy. • Max Weber.
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Which thinker argued that bureaucracy was the wave of the future?

• Benedict Anderson.
•Walker Connor.
•Alexis 'Tocqueville.
•Leo Tolstoy.
• Max Weber.

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Answer: Max Weber

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