ideal type

An ideal type of their operation is offered in Figure 8.1.

It has the members' own images and the ideal types they look for.

In order to integrate an organization with individual needs there must be an ideal type class.

Clay County is not an ideal type for this track.

The two ideal types relate to reality in different ways.

He was a typical entrepreneur and ideal type of the 19th century.

The ideal type of market is a free one.

Nor is there a common ideal type of behavior with universal application.

Never ideal types for the navy's needs, they were generally old and in poor condition.

As previously noted, the ideal type of short or long term residential care is another family home.

Are we not bombarded with images of these ideal types everywhere?

We see this as an ideal type of partnership.

The concept of ideal types remains controversial and quite difficult to grasp.

The point of doing this is not to suggest that Western organizations are just like the modernist ideal type.

But as was stated above, it must always be borne in mind that these models are ideal types.

"My ideal type is a guy who is smart and sensitive."

The organizing model in its ideal type has these features:

She is typically American and altogether an ideal type.

Weber argued that the use of ideal types is indispensable in social science.

'This is the ideal type of assignment for me.

Meanwhile, to make it harder, Weber adds another kind of 'ideal type'.

In four less ideal types, one of the four qualities was dominant over all the others.

The orientation of instrumental action is an ideal type in more than just a methodological sense (Scott).

Brown and Hesketh identify two ideal types of individuals entering the labour market.

Ideal types are constructs which make empirical generalization and comparison possible.