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Bureaucracy (/bjʊəˈrɒkrəsi/ bure-OK-rə-see) is a
system of
organization where laws or
regulatory authority are
implemented by
civil servants, non-elected...
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mistakes created tremendous dangers for the
Revolution such as its
bureaucratisation.[citation needed] She
wrote that the
shortcomings of the
October Revolution...
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concluded that a more
fundamental reason was the
process of slow
bureaucratisation of the
Soviet regime once the
extreme conditions of the
Civil War...
- late 1960s were thus a
strong political role for the military, the
bureaucratisation and
corporatisation of
political and
societal organisations, and selective...
- by the Tian clan, was
eventually reversed by the same
process of
bureaucratisation.
Under the
demands of warfare, the
states adopted bureaucratic reforms...
- The
political systems of
Imperial China can be
divided into a
state administrative body,
provincial administrations, and a
system for
official selection...
- late 1960s were thus a
strong political role for the military, the
bureaucratisation and
corporatisation of
political and
societal organisations, and selective...
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charismatic individuals or traditions. Weber's
commentary on
societal bureaucratisation is one of the most
prominent parts of his work.
According to him,...
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towards a
centralisation of
state power,
which involved urbanisation,
bureaucratisation and the
consolidation of
serfdom of the peasantry. That the vast majority...
- 1922,
Lenin allied with Leon
Trotsky against the party's
growing bureaucratisation and the
influence of
Joseph Stalin.
Under Stalin's
direction in 1922...
