In regard to negative consequences of industrial society, sociologist Max Weber was more concerned about the impact of rational bureaucracy than of class struggle.

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Max Weber believed that rational bureaucracy would have a significant negative impact on society, leading to alienation, lack of creativity, and stifling of individual freedom. He did acknowledge the importance of class struggle, but viewed it as a natural outcome of societal inequalities rather than the root cause of negative consequences in industrial society.

In Regard to Negative Consequences of Industrial Society, Sociologist Max