Applied specificity of British models of corporate and management culture in the context of analysis of sociocultural peculiarities of national sociological schools

The article studies the prospects of analysis of sociocultural peculiarities of national sociological schools for resolution of problems of the contemporary Russian society. The author describes development periods and originality of the British sociological studies reflecting the functional interrelatedness of various public institutions and their applied specificity (political arithmetic school - E. Halley, J. Graunt, G. King, W. Petty; social survey genre - C. Booth; sociological studies of management and organizations - B. and C. Webb; school of corporate anthropology - M. Gluckman, etc.).