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routinization|ruːˌtiːnaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. routinize v. + -ation.]
The being or becoming routine in character or operation; the action of superimposing a routine upon that which was previously less systematized or controlled.
1934in Webster. 1946Gerth & Mills From Max Weber (1947) iii. 54 By tracing out the routinization of charisma, Weber is able to assign a heavy causal weight to institutional routines. 1954Encounter June 12/1 Coal mining..now—with the mechanisation of cutting and conveying—takes on much of the routinisation of factory work. 1960Guardian 29 Apr. 11/1 Beatnik Tanya..excoriates the routinisation of sex in marriage. 1965H. Kahn On Escalation xiii. 258 It is a major purpose of current command-and-control efforts to facilitate the ‘routinization’..of the various aspects of crisis management. 1972A. Giddens Politics & Sociol. in Thought of Max Weber iii. 39 The ‘routinisation’ of politics—that is to say, the transformation of political decisions into decisions of administrative routine..—is specifically foreign to the demands which are most basic to political action. 1976National Observer (U.S.) 26 June 17/3 We are all equally liable to the lumpish routinization of compassion both maddening and necessary. |