Bureaucracy

Bureaucracy. Federal Bureaucracy. Largest part of the federal government Fastest growing part of the federal government Least subject to democratic control. Overview. Rationale For Organization Of Cabinet Independent Executive Agencies Independent Regulatory Agencies

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Bureaucracy. POSC 121 Braunwarth. A “Rational” Bureaucracy. What pops into your head when you are asked about bureaucracy? Probably Red tape, inefficiency, slow, etc. Why do we have bureaucracies?

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BUREAUCRACY. RED TAPE VS. IDEAL TYPE. BUREAUCRACY. Weber Focused on the trend of rationalization 1970’s Concerned with the operation and expansion of large-scale enterprises Public and private sectors of modern societies. BUREAUCRACY. Weber

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Bureaucracy. Learning Objectives: Bureaucracy. Defining Bureaucracy Historical Development of the Bureaucracy Politics vs. Administration The President is not their boss… Political Control of the Bureaucracy Departments, Agencies, and Government Corporations

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Bureaucracy. Five Function of Bureaucrats. Implement the law Provide expertise Provide research and information to the President and other executive officials Provide research and information to Congress Quasi-judicial powers and responsibilities. Weberian Model of Bureaucracy.

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Bureaucracy

Bureaucracy. What is it?. What is bureaucracy? Hierarchical authority Job specialization Formal rules. Structure. 2.5 million employees Cabinet departments Vary greatly Responsibility for general policy area Appointed by and report to president—confirmed Independent Agency

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Bureaucracy. Civics Vandiver 2013-2014. What is Bureaucracy? . A large, complex administrative structure that handles the everyday business of an organization. An efficient and effective way to organize people to do work.

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Bureaucracy. By Jaimini Patel, Leigh Ann McDaniel, Mary Latimer, and Ben Poss. Methods that Congress use to oversee the bureaucracy. Congress’ ability to eliminate uncooperative agencies Controls over money. Congress’ ability to eliminate uncooperative agencies .

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Bureaucracy. Objective: Assess two competing theories of outside influence on the bureaucracy, and draw conclusions as to which is more applicable. Constraints? Shared Authority Public notice & hearings Open Meeting FOIA Environmental Privacy Civil Rights Bidding / Prevailing Wage

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Bureaucracy. Carter’s Mouse General characteristics of the bureaucracy Goals : careerism, long term, pro-government, loyalty to the agency rather than president. Internal warfare

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Bureaucracy. The Links between Bureaucratic Characteristics and Bureaucratic Dysfunctions. Trained Incapacity.

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Bureaucracy. Chapter 8.2 Executive Branch at Work. Bureaucracy. What is a bureaucracy? Large, complex organization of appointed, not elected, officials. “bureau” – French for small desks, referring to the king’s traveling business men who set up small desks in town squares

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Bureaucracy. U3, C15. What is a Bureaucracy? What are the benefits of a Bureaucracy?. Large, complex administrative structure that handles the everyday business of an organization Features and benefits: Hierarchical authority Chain of command Speed action, reduce conflicts

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Bureaucracy

Bureaucracy. Executive Branch at Work. Bureaucracy. What is a bureaucracy? Large, complex organization of appointed, not elected, officials. “bureau” – French for small desks, referring to the king’s traveling business men who set up small desks in town squares

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Bureaucracy. Brief Edition. Bureaucracy. Essential to running a government. Bureaucracy. Large complex organization that implements policy and/or laws Power to make regulations in order to implement laws. Regulation have force of law

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Bureaucracy. Max Weber. Bureaucracy. Characteristics of a Bureaucracy Bureaucracy is defined by fixed official jurisdictional areas, ordered by rules, laws, administrative regulations, characterized by: 1. Regular activities , distributed any fixed way as our official duties

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Bureaucracy. Bureaucracy. Line at the DMV. Chicago Public Schools. Bureaucracy. Large, complex organization of appointed, not elected, officials. “bureau” – French for small desks, referring to the king’s traveling business men who set up small desks in town squares

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Bureaucracy. Bureaucracy. Large, complex organization of appointed, not elected, officials. “bureau” – French for small desks, referring to the king’s traveling business men who set up small desks in town squares Bureaucracy = “government of small desks”. Max Weber.

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Bureaucracy. Bureaucracy. Line at the DMV. Bureaucratic “Red Tape”. Red tape: comes from the ribbon used by civil servants in Britain to tie up legal document. Red Tape is often used to describe the amount of hassle citizens encounter when dealing with government. Bureaucracy.

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Bureaucracy. Max Weber, a German Scientist is known as Father Of Bureaucracy. He studied different types of Business and government organisations and distinguished 3 basic types of administration in them. 1. Leader Oriented 2. Traditional Oriented 3. Bureaucratic Oriented.

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Bureaucracy. Def’n: A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials No one person can make all the decisions 3 peculiarities of American bureaucracy: 1) Political authority over the bureaucracy is shared—in Britain, bureaucrats don’t deal with Parliament

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