10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUREAUCRATIST»
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bureaucratist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Handbook of Comparative and Development Public Administration
The technicist and the bureaucratist types were products of developments in the
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which produced distinctive regimes that
flourished until recently. While administrative and management systems have ...
2
Daily Report: People's Republic of China
Otherwise, as Lenin once critically pointed out, there would be an integrated, all-
inclusive, and genuine plan — a bureaucratist idle dream. Planning and Market
The establishment of the economic operational mechanisms which combine the ...
United States. Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 1990
A key difference between the communist and the bureaucratist, of course, is that
the bureaucratist believes in a kind of individual freedom. But he shares the
communist view that the authority of these institutions is illegitimate. Nothing
angers ...
A key difference between the communist and the bureaucratist, of course, is that
the bureaucratist believes in a kind of individual freedom. But he shares the
communist view that the authority of these institutions is illegitimate. Nothing
angers ...
Of all men in the world a thoroughbred bureaucratist is the most injudicious
adviser on an occasion of this kind; such a man gives an opinion of a case of love
as he would of a case of law, without taking the feelings of the parties concerned
in ...
Baroness Jemima Montgomery Tautphoeus, 1853
6
The Foreign Quarterly Review
Since that period, however, the Prince has not taken any active share in the
public affairs of his country, either as a " bureaucratist" at home, or as a
diplomatist abroad. He appears to be destitute of [that solidity of character, and
that manly ...
7
The Foreign quarterly review [ed. by J.G. Cochrane].
Since that period, however, the Prince has not taken any active share in the
public affairs of his country, either as a " bureaucratist" at home, or as a
diplomatist abroad. He appears to be destitute of that solidity of character, and
that manly ...
John George Cochrane, 1836
8
Ferozsons English to English and Urdu Dictionary
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9
Gramsci and Trotsky in the Shadow of Stalinism: The ...
What was clear and decisive was the fact that there was no indication that Stalin
would have implemented this program in any way other than his customary,
bureaucratist one, particularly as he proceeded to liquidate his last remaining ...
Emanuele Saccarelli, 2007
Of all men in the world a thoroughbred bureaucratist is the most injudicious
adviser on an occasion of this kind ; such a man gives an opinion of a case of
love as he would of a case of law, without taking the feelings of the parties
concerned in ...
Jemima Tautphoeus (baroness von.), 1853
