PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC SERVICE OF RUSSIAN OFFICIALS by V. I. Sharin

“…The methodological base includes the concept of bureaucracy by M. Weber, the concept of motivation of public service by J. …”
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THE LIBERAL CRITIQUES OF DEMOCRACY FROM TOCQUEVILLE TO HERMANN-HOPPE by Zoltán Pető

“…As a result, the vacuum created was replaced by the modern state with Weberian “bureaucratic authority.” Modern state bureaucracy overwhelmed all sorts of public bodies, ordinances, provinces and other liberties for the sake of the abstract concept of “liberty.” …”
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A. A. ZINOVIEV ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE SOVIET MANAGERIAL ELITE by E. M. Amelina

“…The study shows that the Leninist and Stalinist leaders, according to the sociologist’s worldview, were inspired by the spirit of communism, widely attracted people to government and controlled the growth of the bureaucracy. The article reveals the ideological and social meaning of de-Stalinization as an inevitable, but morally defective administrative step, from the position of a philosopher. …”
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Burnout and organisational stressors among healthcare staff working with adults with intellectual disabilities in Ireland. by Patrick Clancy, Marica Cassarino

“…"Lack of resources" was the stressor holding the strongest association with burnout, followed by "bureaucracy" and "work-home conflict". Qualitative responses highlighted the negative impact of the pandemic on workload, service quality, and staff wellbeing.…”
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Navigating The Landscape Of Innovation & Entrepreneurship In Pakistan: A Review by Muhammad Iftikhar Hanif, Asif Maqsood Butt, Omaima Asif

“…However, for innovation and entrepreneurship to live up to their potential, several problems need to be resolved, including bureaucracy and corruption, poor intellectual property protection, inadequate research and development, and limited access to capital. …”
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The Crisis of Managerial Information Flows in Education: Theoretical Aspects and Social Realities by A. M. Osipov

“…The article considers theoretical aspects for the study and understanding of contemporary educational policies with the application of the concepts of bureaucracy. It also presents the results of an interregional study of information flows in the Russian education system. …”
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The Political Economy of the Gifts on Tiktok by Cristina-Oana Cristea

“…Secondly, the platform monitors and calculates the gifts obtained by influencers to remunerate them, acting like a real bureaucracy that classifies and ranks users according to their actions. …”
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Implementation of Business Process Mapping Framework for Indonesia’s Government Institutions by Martinus Tukiran, Nugraheni Puspita Sari, Lukas Danny Tjitrabudi, Nurul Amalia

“…Finally, business process map as a foundation of organizational bureaucracy movement shows an improvement in institutional capacity to encourage administrator in operational consistency.…”
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UNNES Conservation: Analysis of The Acceleration of Implementation of Conservation Pillar Achievements and Character Education (Case Study: UNNES Graduate School) by Sholeh Muh, Prihanto Teguh, Sinaga Syahrul Syah, Septiawan Meldy

“…To achieve the conservation pillar comprehensively, the Postgraduate School is accelerating through the declaration of an integrity zone in the campus environment which aims to create a Corruption Free and Clean and Serving Zone, and a Bureaucracy Oriented Zone. It is hoped that this launch will boost the achievement of the pillars of conservation and character education at the Postgraduate School, UNNES.…”
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Analysis of the policies and constraints limiting the aquaponics industry in Portugal by Fernando Mata, Maria dos-Santos

“…Legal and administrative barriers were identified, and it is recognized that aquaponics requires its own legal and administrative framework. Bureaucracy is duplicated in licensing processes, authorizations for sale, and permits. …”
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Obstetric care under the military health system: An analysis of active-duty women’s and female spouses’ online discussions by Amanda M. Rebhi

“…Spouses generated themes of positive connotation with TRICARE Select, including low costs, freedom of choice, and proximity to care and negative connotation with TRICARE Prime, such as difficulty getting care, process bureaucracy, and deficient care. Ample evidence pointed to a strong spouse preference for TRICARE Select over TRICARE Prime, but there was not enough evidence to indicate if active-duty women were pursuing out-of-pocket care to circumvent TRICARE Prime restrictions. …”
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Role of the Human Rights Ombudsman in Ensuring Good Administration in Slovenia by Kornelija Marzel

“…The article is based on the idea that by applying the principles of good administration, public authority undermines the public belief that bureaucracy is an end in itself and is in a dominant position. …”
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Netralitas Aparatur Sipil Negara Dalam Pemilihan Umum Kepala Daerah Kabupaten Asahan Tahun 2020 by Hanifah Sadikin, Subhilhar Subhilhar, Heri Kusmanto

“…This study uses the theory of bureaucracy according to Weber (1974) and the theory of neutrality according to Amin which states that neutral means not taking sides and not being involved. …”
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Kualitas Pelayanan Publik dalam Pemberian Izin Mendirikan Bangunan Di Badan Pelayanan Perizinan Terpadu by Andy Frans Leo Silalahi, Syafruddin Ritonga, Beby Masitho Batubara

“…So far, in the minds of the public, that the quality of service Building Permit less bureaucracy and process sounds a bit complicated, and less than optimal. …”
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Menggali Motivasi, Faktor yang Mempengaruhi, dan Hambatan Pustakawan dalam Mengikuti Call for Paper atau Call for Best Practice by Hana Isnaini Al Husna

“…However, librarians face several obstacles, such as limited time, funding, licensing bureaucracy, difficulty finding writing partners, finding references, lack of confidence, nervousness during presentations, and lack of enthusiasm for writing. …”
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Delegitimizing, corruptive crises by Ángel R. Oquendo

“…The concept may describe a situation in which these collectivities must, at the outset, transition from an instrumental to a reflexive construction of legitimacy norms, such as autonomy, legality, and equality, in order effectively to regenerate a corrupt bureaucracy and, thereafter, struggle to recognize themselves after the changeover. …”
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Public and scientific Novgorod Forum «Russian traditions of public administration»: analytical report by Y. V. Gimazova

“…Problems of interaction of the power and the public are revealed: backwardness of an institutionalizing of political participation, low competence of the Russian bureaucracy of questions of intersectoral interaction, not accounting of national traditions of grass-roots democracy in questions of the choice of means and methods of development and realization of the Russian state policy, insufficient efficiency of public advisory. …”
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Types of organizational culture as predictors of corporate social responsibility by Gunchao Zi

“…The “clan”, “hierarchy”, and “bureaucracy” types of organizational culture provide an opportunity of anticipation of circumstance that the organization respects the interests of its agents. …”
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Procurement Strategies and Service Delivery in Public Sector in Kabale: A Case Study of Kabale Municipal Council Kabale District- Uganda. by Mugajju, Colin

“…It was also established that there are several challenges registered in the procurement process among which included limited funding failing service delivery, political interference that delays service delivery, corruption that hinders contract execution, compliance constraints, collusion of bidders, limited quality suppliers providing shoddy supplies, too much documentation and bureaucracy that makes process expensive. Therefore, there is a need to explore deeply in the public procurement process and service delivery to devise strategies to overcome these challenges.…”
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Adopting Pillar One: an ideal model for the transformation of Indonesia’s Tax Law to realize SDGs goal XVII and it’s challenges by Amelia Cahyadini, Tasya Safiranita, Sherly Ayuna Putri, Josep Irvan Gilang Hutagalung, Fahriza

“…However, this adoption poses challenges, mainly related to the long bureaucracy in the formation process as well as the need for adequate technology, information, and communication infrastructure in the implementation stage.…”
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