Bureaucracy : Issues and Policy
Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction to bureaucracy. 2. Executive government and board of directors. 3. Indian administrative service. 4. Social and political implications of bureaucratization. 5. Profit management. 6. Organizational structure. 7. Management and policy. 8. Social work and policy institute. 9. Leadership. 10. Bureaucratic management of private enterprises. 11. Public policy doctrine. Index.
A bureaucracy traditionally does not create policy but, rather, enacts it. Law, policy and regulation normally originates from a leadership, which crease the bureaucracy to put them into practice. In reality, the interpretation and execution of policy, etc. can lead to informal influence. A bureaucracy is directly responsible to the leadership that creates it, such as a government executive or board of directors.
A bureaucracy traditionally does not create policy but, rather, enacts it. Law, policy and regulation normally originates from a leadership, which crease the bureaucracy to put them into practice. In reality, the interpretation and execution of policy, etc. can lead to informal influence. A bureaucracy is directly responsible to the leadership that creates it, such as a government executive or board of directors.
