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- noun Alternative spelling of
bureaucratization .
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As such the debate of 'bureaucratisation' of the movement should not be shortsighted but consider the concrete reality and the political environment in which we operate.
CONTENTS: 2006
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As such the debate of 'bureaucratisation' of the movement should not be shortsighted but consider the concrete reality and the political environment in which we operate.
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He is scathing of the bureaucratisation of aid and a culture of "workshops and per diems" that destroy development.
'Corruption has to be confronted from the grassroots' | Madeleine Bunting 2011
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This distance is often described as the democratic deficit, the loss of democratic accountability, the decision making of the unelected – but selected – ones, as bureaucratisation of decision making etc.
Citizens of many EU countries are afraid that their problems are decided elsewhere and without them Tusar N Mohapatra 2009
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His argument is that the bureaucratisation of the education system and the emphasis that the research assessment exercise puts on the rapid production of research has led to an emphasis on an intellectually uninteresting scholasticism in the social sciences.
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This distance is often described as the democratic deficit, the loss of democratic accountability, the decision making of the unelected – but selected – ones, as bureaucratisation of decision making etc.
Archive 2009-02-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2009
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While we're discussing Rand (here and here) and the dangers of bureaucratisation and centralisation, it's worth pointing out this astonishingfact fromOpen Europe's latest bulletin:
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His argument is that the bureaucratisation of the education system and the emphasis that the research assessment exercise puts on the rapid production of research has led to an emphasis on an intellectually uninteresting scholasticism in the social sciences.
Free the universities to participate in and mould policy debate 2009
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But some digital natives, particularly freelancers and individuals in smaller organisations, see the bureaucratisation of social media: the over-thinking and codification of what are really just basic social skills.
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You can see features of that, of a bureaucratisation of the struggle ...
CONTENTS 2008
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