The Case for Bureaucracy: A Public Administration PolemicChatham House Publishers, 1994 - 226 pages Tables and Figures p. ix Preface p. xi 1 Bureaucracy Despised, Disparaged, and Defended p. 1 A Brief for Bureaucracy p. 3 A Bit of Bureaucratic History p. 7 The Academics Debate Bureaucracy: The Opponents p. 11 The Academics Debate Bureaucracy: The Supporters p. 18 2 What Citizens Experience from Bureaucracy p. 24 Surveying the Surveys p. 24 Reflections on the Surveys p. 31 Direct Performance Measures p. 33 Accomplishments of America p. 38 3 More Bureaucracy Myths to Delete p. 42 The Myth of Determinism p. 42 The Myth of Discrimination p. 46 The Business-Is-Better Myth p. 48 The Bureaucracy-Is-Backward Myth p. 54 4 Ask the Impossible of Bureaucracy? Easy! p. 59 No-Win Situations and Red Tape p. 60 When Many Governments Act p. 65 When Public Action Is Dispersed p. 71 Solve Those Problems! p. 81 5 Looking Closer at Those Bureaucrats p. 84 Their Representativeness p. 84 Their "Personality" p. 94 Their Motivations p. 101 Their Lesser-Known p. 107 6 Bureaucratic Bigness and Badness Reconsidered p. 112 The Size of Bureaucracy p. 112 Growth, Aging, and Badness p. 115 The Political Power of Bureaucracy p. 124 The Political Contributions of Bureaucracy p. 128 7 Fads and Fundamentals of Bureaucracy p. 139 The Case Recapitulated p. 139 The Reforms Reviewed p. 141 Bureaucracy's Fundamentals as Metaphor p. 157 Notes p. 163 Selected Books p. 185 Index p. 193. |
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... concludes that public - only arrangements for school busing cost 5-6 percent more than private - only or a mix of private and pub- lic . Michael Krashinsky , studying day - care centers in Ontario , concludes that government subsidized ...
... concludes that public - only arrangements for school busing cost 5-6 percent more than private - only or a mix of private and pub- lic . Michael Krashinsky , studying day - care centers in Ontario , concludes that government subsidized ...
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... concludes that “ the United States appears to stand out as the country that shows little or no evidence of a sectoral cleavage in attitudes associated with the role and size of the state . " 22 In another paper for the conference ...
... concludes that “ the United States appears to stand out as the country that shows little or no evidence of a sectoral cleavage in attitudes associated with the role and size of the state . " 22 In another paper for the conference ...
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... concludes , " decision making rested on a political base . " 38 Another body of pertinent research relates to the attitudes and actions of higher federal civil servants and their ability or inclination to thwart the will of presidents ...
... concludes , " decision making rested on a political base . " 38 Another body of pertinent research relates to the attitudes and actions of higher federal civil servants and their ability or inclination to thwart the will of presidents ...
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Bureaucracy Despised Disparaged and Defended | 1 |
What Citizens Experience from Bureaucracy | 25 |
More Suspicions and Surprises re Bureaucracy | 49 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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