1. Bureaucracy (countable and uncountable, plural bureaucracies) Government by bureaus or their administrators or officers

2. A bureaucracy is any system of administration that uses policies, procedures and rules to function. Classic examples of Bureaucracies include large corporations and government agencies

3. Bureaucracies are composed of individuals

4. Ineffective Bureaucracies are Bureaucracies that are not handling the project they were created to handle

5. A bureaucracy is a way of administratively organizing large numbers of people who need to work together. Organizations in the public and private sector, including universities and governments, rely on Bureaucracies to function.

6. Bureaucracies are complex institutions designed to accomplish specific tasks

7. State bureaucracies can tend to stifle enterprise and initiative.

8. The bureaucracy is...

9. Bureaucracy Has Conquered Schools

10. Bureaucratizing Democracy, Democratizing Bureaucracy

11. The empirical support for this blame, however, has rarely matched the rhetoric, comparisons between private and public sector Bureaucracies (and private schools are Bureaucracies too) shows that public sector Bureaucracies perform about as well as private sector Bureaucracies when valid comparisons are made (Goodsell, 1994).

12. Bureaucracies also establish a protocol for decision-making

13. a colossus of bureaucracy.

14. Bureaucracies are complex institutions designed to accomplish specific tasks

15. Commonly when we hear Bureaucracy, we think of the business organization, the business Bureaucracy

16. Bureaucracies are complex institutions designed to accomplish specific tasks

17. You know how inefficient and tyrannical government bureaucracies are.

18. Bureaucracy definition: A Bureaucracy is an administrative system operated by a large number of officials

19. T1 - Bureaucratizing democracy, democratizing bureaucracy

20. Why is Bureaucracy so successful?

21. the leviathan of government bureaucracy.

22. The bureaucracy has become ossified.

23. Bureaucratitis (uncountable) Excessive bureaucracy; red tape

24. The Bureaucracy There are two types of Bureaucrats in the federal bureaucracy: political appointees and civil servants.

25. Bureaucracies are complex institutions designed to accomplish specific tasks

26. Bureaucracies are complex institutions designed to accomplish specific tasks

27. Corrupt local bureaucracies and slapdash building pushed up the Turkish toll.

28. That added red tape and bureaucracy

29. The federal bureaucracy has been bloated.

30. The Disadvantages of Bureaucracy in Organizations

31. In fact, it is not loss of efficiency that plagues bureaucracies (when that happens they are no longer bureaucracies but fall in some sort of perverse Bureaucratitis)

32. • The organization is made up of 346,000 lawyers, you see, and there is Bureaucracy on top of Bureaucracy

33. Underfunded and paralyzed by provincial bureaucracies, these old schools had failed to educate.

34. Business Bureaucracies are typically made up of several layers of management

35. He has comforted the national psyche without involving big new bureaucracies.

36. 6 State bureaucracies can tend to stifle enterprise and initiative.

37. Bureaucracies that are properly set up will be effective at the start

38. 1 Bureaucracy can entangle ventures for months.

39. Schooling, childhood, and bureaucracy: Bureaucratizing the child

40. Weber constituted an idea of Bureaucracy conceived …

41. The whole process was encumbered with bureaucracy.

42. Bureaucrat definition, an official of a Bureaucracy

43. In Bureaucracy, the distinguished scholar James Q

44. bureaucracy is the cancer of our society.

45. Too much bureaucracy represses creativity and initiative.

46. Bureaucracies produce their own language or linguistic categories for defining the world

47. Archconservatives like me shared the left’s fury at these oppressive multinational bureaucracies

48. But its haunting chords and rhythms do not conquer tone-deaf bureaucracies .

49. These concepts emphasise class, crisis management and bureaucracy.

50. According to Max Weber, the impersonality of Bureaucracies tends to produce

51. Bureaucrats are people who work in bureaucracies, which are hierarchical organizations operating under formal rules

52. You might work in a Bureaucracy, or you might have to deal with a Bureaucracy whenever you want to get a driver's license.

53. Sociology : Groups, Organizations, and Bureaucracies Study concepts, example questions & explanations for Sociology

54. Bureaucracy - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

55. Bureaucracy for them will have two important dimensions.

56. They are faced with a mountain of bureaucracy.

57. He spent ten years struggling mightily with the bureaucracy.

58. Dysfunctions of Bureaucracies can include red tape, lack of communication between units, and alienation

59. Bureaucracies do not simply enter the policy-making process at the stage of implementation.

60. One ground for hope is that bureaucracies can piggyback on the private sector's experience.

61. Bureaucracies carry out valuable programs for which society is willing to pay

62. For years, the organization was strangled by excessive bureaucracy.

63. His firm must contend with the unwieldy Russian bureaucracy.

64. He described the new regulations as bureaucracy gone mad.

65. Often combined with Androcracy, bureaucracy, meritocracy, plutocracy and kleptocracy

66. • The company's huge Bureaucracy limits creativity and independent thinking

67. This level of bureaucracy tends to impede entrepreneurial activity.

68. In some organizations bureaucracy and politics overshadow constructive logic.

69. They're making efforts to streamline their normally cumbersome bureaucracy.

70. His firm must contend with the unwieldy Russian bureaucracy. Sentencedict.com

71. He exhorted delegates to fight corruption, bureaucracy and incompetence.

72. 18 In the old days the leadership - averse could hide out in bureaucracies.

73. Our work is hobbled by the amount of bureaucracy involved.

74. Bureaucracies can have trouble adapting quickly to changing conditions and may stifle creativity and innovation.

75. 2022 ASA President-elect Cecilia Menjívar has chosen the theme Bureaucracies of Displacement

76. In Bureaucracies strict regulations and rigid instructions coexist with the possibility of reaching subjective decisions

77. List of Federal Bureaucracies as of 12/2/2010 Because without them, society would implode

78. It's almost impossible to get through the maze of bureaucracy.

79. The organization has promised to eliminate cumbersome and unnecessary bureaucracy.

80. This article looks at public Bureaucracies, which are considered to be the locus of government action