Detail Word Unresponsive

Ozal, the bureaucracy was either too slow, not dynamic, and unresponsive to people’s demands, or ideologically too committed

rule-bound, paper-based governmental bureaucracies seem old-fashioned and unresponsive. At mid-century the organization of the Pentagon and

Insufﬁcient effort in planning and control leaves process inconsistent and unresponsive. Attention to errors and exceptions Process focuses on exceptions,

warns that the administrative corps may become an inflexible and unresponsive bureaucracy. White quotes Merriam as stating, “the safeguarding of

participation, because the elite structure is closed, pyramidal, consensual, and unresponsive. Society is thus divided into two classes: the few

based is that public organizations are bureaucratic, slow, wasteful, and unresponsive. Unsaid in this premise is that most public organizations

George Frederickson, finds that elitist systems of public administration are unresponsive to the demands and human needs of those people

Smith and Milton Friedman might call a monopoly. Monopolies are unresponsive and ineﬃcient producers because, according to the axiom of

of the local situations faced by local managements, or be unresponsive to what the corporate centre judges to be “minor”

or do not innovate. If peasants sometimes appear to be unresponsive or hostile to proposed technical changes it is probably

procurement was wasteful, fraught with red tape, ineﬃ cient, and unresponsive. Only trained procurement specialists were allowed to buy things.

which, recall, often misstate the problem) “are remarkably perseverant and unresponsive to new input, even when such input logically negates

system has been criticized by some political scientists as being unresponsive to some elements of the community and supported by

the other hand, politicians tend to consider that bureaucrat is unresponsive and insensitive to the troubles and needs of the

and securing universal minimum access and quality. When government is unresponsive, the impetus for change will have to come from

of services they received. They could then reject inefficient or unresponsive governments by voting down budgets, by voting out big

one system, like the economic system, become detached from, or unresponsive to, the other systems (like the ecological system on

Bureau of Reclamation. The bureau used to operate as an unresponsive bureaucracy committed to building more and more dams that

let people know you appreciate them. Too often managers are unresponsive to good performance, which may occur the vast majority

it is also true that many public schools have been unresponsive to the need for self-respect, especially among poor

civil service, to be oblivious to partisan concerns. A bureaucracy unresponsive to the policies of a democratically elected political

other hand is a type of decision that is docile, unresponsive and reflexive. It is based on the principle that

means of livelihood,” could not be handled by an inept, unresponsive government. The “commercial heats and political distempers” already

types, namely political trust (political trust) and social trust management, unresponsive bureaucratic attitude, throwing the responsibility of the bureaucratic apparatus (

an image of bureaucracy that ranges from its being merely unresponsive to dangerously undemocratic. This anti-public-administration propaganda begins

of services they received. They could then reject inefficient or unresponsive governments by voting down budgets, by voting out of

A lack of diversity in public employment tends to parallel unresponsive state and local government, particularly problematic in a period

analysis to those root causes that, at present, are politically unresponsive to change”. Policy analysis not only facilitates a scrupulous

morass of costly, redundant, and ineffective institutions administered by remote, unresponsive, and inefﬁcient bureaucrats. Discussions having to do with strengthening

of both postpositivism and postmodernism. Indeed, because frustration with rigid unresponsive bureaucracy is probably as old as bureaucracy, the call

of the day, or are clearly seen to be socially unresponsive by the wider society? Chapter 6 instead analyzed the relative

This has allowed politicians to continually rejoice in attacking the “ unresponsive” bureaucracy. At the same time, “good government” groups often

services are poor overall. They are over-centralized and therefore unresponsive to local needs, there are not enough trained staff

rights to services in ways not contemplated by traditionally unresponsive state bureaucracies. In Friedrich’s formulation, this was a

also create frustration. Employees who feel that management is uncaring, unresponsive, unfair, and disrespectful are just as likely to seek

equity remained largely unrealized because the administrative set-up was unresponsive to the hopes and aspirations of the targeted groups.

Ozal, the bureaucracy was either too slow, not dynamic, and	unresponsive	to people’s demands, or ideologically too committed
rule-bound, paper-based governmental bureaucracies seem old-fashioned and	unresponsive.	At mid-century the organization of the Pentagon and
Insufﬁcient effort in planning and control leaves process inconsistent and	unresponsive.	Attention to errors and exceptions Process focuses on exceptions,
warns that the administrative corps may become an inflexible and	unresponsive	bureaucracy. White quotes Merriam as stating, “the safeguarding of
participation, because the elite structure is closed, pyramidal, consensual, and	unresponsive.	Society is thus divided into two classes: the few
based is that public organizations are bureaucratic, slow, wasteful, and	unresponsive.	Unsaid in this premise is that most public organizations
George Frederickson, finds that elitist systems of public administration are	unresponsive	to the demands and human needs of those people
Smith and Milton Friedman might call a monopoly. Monopolies are	unresponsive	and ineﬃcient producers because, according to the axiom of
of the local situations faced by local managements, or be	unresponsive	to what the corporate centre judges to be “minor”
or do not innovate. If peasants sometimes appear to be	unresponsive	or hostile to proposed technical changes it is probably
procurement was wasteful, fraught with red tape, ineﬃ cient, and	unresponsive.	Only trained procurement specialists were allowed to buy things.
which, recall, often misstate the problem) “are remarkably perseverant and	unresponsive	to new input, even when such input logically negates
system has been criticized by some political scientists as being	unresponsive	to some elements of the community and supported by
the other hand, politicians tend to consider that bureaucrat is	unresponsive	and insensitive to the troubles and needs of the
and securing universal minimum access and quality. When government is	unresponsive,	the impetus for change will have to come from
of services they received. They could then reject inefficient or	unresponsive	governments by voting down budgets, by voting out big
one system, like the economic system, become detached from, or	unresponsive	to, the other systems (like the ecological system on
Bureau of Reclamation. The bureau used to operate as an	unresponsive	bureaucracy committed to building more and more dams that
let people know you appreciate them. Too often managers are	unresponsive	to good performance, which may occur the vast majority
it is also true that many public schools have been	unresponsive	to the need for self-respect, especially among poor
civil service, to be oblivious to partisan concerns. A bureaucracy	unresponsive	to the policies of a democratically elected political
other hand is a type of decision that is docile,	unresponsive	and reflexive. It is based on the principle that
means of livelihood,” could not be handled by an inept,	unresponsive	government. The “commercial heats and political distempers” already
types, namely political trust (political trust) and social trust management,	unresponsive	bureaucratic attitude, throwing the responsibility of the bureaucratic apparatus (
an image of bureaucracy that ranges from its being merely	unresponsive	to dangerously undemocratic. This anti-public-administration propaganda begins
of services they received. They could then reject inefficient or	unresponsive	governments by voting down budgets, by voting out of
A lack of diversity in public employment tends to parallel	unresponsive	state and local government, particularly problematic in a period
analysis to those root causes that, at present, are politically	unresponsive	to change”. Policy analysis not only facilitates a scrupulous
morass of costly, redundant, and ineffective institutions administered by remote,	unresponsive,	and inefﬁcient bureaucrats. Discussions having to do with strengthening
of both postpositivism and postmodernism. Indeed, because frustration with rigid	unresponsive	bureaucracy is probably as old as bureaucracy, the call
of the day, or are clearly seen to be socially	unresponsive	by the wider society? Chapter 6 instead analyzed the relative
This has allowed politicians to continually rejoice in attacking the “	unresponsive”	bureaucracy. At the same time, “good government” groups often
services are poor overall. They are over-centralized and therefore	unresponsive	to local needs, there are not enough trained staff
rights to services in ways not contemplated by traditionally	unresponsive	state bureaucracies. In Friedrich’s formulation, this was a
also create frustration. Employees who feel that management is uncaring,	unresponsive,	unfair, and disrespectful are just as likely to seek
equity remained largely unrealized because the administrative set-up was	unresponsive	to the hopes and aspirations of the targeted groups.