byrokratiat
Byrokratiat is a term used to describe the collective network of administrative bodies, offices, rules, and procedures that implement public policy and provide services within a government or large organization. The concept encompasses the formalized machinery of administration, including ministries, agencies, personnel, and the systems of records, permissions, and inspections that shape everyday governance.
In usage, byrokratiat often refers to the organized, hierarchical structure that directs how decisions are translated
Core features typically associated with byrokratiat include hierarchical authority, formal rules and standard operating procedures, impersonal
Scholarly and practitioner discussions on byrokratiat address tensions between efficiency, accountability, and adaptability. Reforms often focus