bürokraatlikuks

Bürokraatlikuks is a concept that originated in the context of post-Soviet Estonian culture. In a wider sense, it can be understood as a style of governance that combines elements of bureaucracy with an emphasis on unproductive regulation. The term is often used both positively and negatively to describe the push and pull of officialdom.

In a post-socialist environment, bürokraatlikuks arose from the tensile relationships between government and society. The perceived complexity and impermeability of official mechanisms discourage public initiative. People react by evading or subverting regulation, with self-defeating cycles driving the development of further rules and taboos.

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This article describes the concept of bürokraatlikuks as it emerged in post-Soviet Estonia, where it symbolized a style of governance that effectively paralyses the entire system, fueled by evading or subverting government rules.