Organisational Practice in the job centre – Variance or Homogeneity? by Navina Roman

“…Accordingly, the job centre suffers not from too much variance but from a standardisation of organisational practice which leads to a lived practice of “rule of the bureaucracy” in the Weberian tradition.…”
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PUBLIC POLICIES TO SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURSHIP: DO THEY CONTRIBUTE TO STRENGTHEN SMES SECTOR? by Dragos Dianu, Monica (Cenan) Ciucos, Alina Badulescu, Daniel Badulescu

“…However, despite this widespread recognition, entrepreneurship relatively recently becomes a concern for the decision-makers’, and in many cases the support measures are partial, difficult to understand and access, marked by bureaucracy and over-regulation, even in developed countries. …”
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Theories and Contemporary Development of Organizational Perspectives in Social Sciences. Feminist approach to organizational analysis. Part 3 by Mediani Bhandari

“…In this section I have exemplified how Philip Selznick, Peter Blau, James David Thompson and Charles Perrow incorporated the Weber notion of bureaucracy followed by DiMaggio, Paul, J. and Walter W. …”
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Theories and Contemporary Development of Organizational Perspectives in Social Sciences. The founding writers of Western sociology. Part 1 by Mediani P. Bhandari

“…In this section I have exemplified how Philip Selznick, Peter Blau, James David Thompson and Charles Perrow incorporated the Weber notion of bureaucracy followed by DiMaggio, Paul, J. and Walter W. …”
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Violencia de género y pensamiento profesional: una investigación sobre la práctica del Trabajo Social by Pilar Ríos Campos

“…This has brought change towards bureaucracy and adapting women to the system, instead of making of them agents of social change as it was pretended in a beginning. …”
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Does Pastoralists' Participation in the Management of National Parks in Northern Norway Contribute to Adaptive Governance? by Camilla Risvoll, Gunn Elin Fedreheim, Audun Sandberg, Shauna BurnSilver

“…Norwegian protected areas have historically been managed by central, expertise bureaucracy; however, a governance change in 2010 decentralized and delegated the right to manage protected areas to locally elected politicians and elected Sámi representatives in newly established National Park Boards. …”
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Understanding Location Decisions of Energy Multinational Enterprises within the European Smart Cities’ Context: An Integrated AHP and Extended Fuzzy Linguistic TOPSIS Method by Olga Porro, Francesc Pardo-Bosch, Núria Agell, Mónica Sánchez

“…The main results indicate the higher relative importance of government policies, such as degree of transparency or bureaucracy level, as compared to market conditions or economic aspects of the city’s host country. …”
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YENİ SAĞ VE DEMOKRATİKLEŞME ARASINDAKİ İLİŞKİ: TURGUT ÖZAL DÖNEMİ TÜRKİYE’Sİ ÖRNEĞİ - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NEW RIGHT AND DEMOCRATIZATION: THE CASE OF TURGUT ÖZAL PERIOD IN... by İsmail Kurun

“…Thefindings of this study suggest that Özal contributed to democratization inTurkey by liberalizing Turkish economy, widening the frame of individual rightsand freedoms and strengthening them, demilitarizing the sociopolitical life,shrinking public bureaucracy and localizing the state organization. From thisrespect, this article concludes that there is a positive relation between the NewRight and democratization because of the liberalization policies of the NewRight.…”
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Legal Certainty on Land Ownership Rights Above Management Rights by Alwaahab Agirda Nugraha Effendi, Akhmad Darajati Setiawan

“…The formal legal policy of Law Number 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation (UUCK) starts from the government's political will, which is expected to be able to break the chain of bureaucracy and harmonize government policies to support the investment climate. …”
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The Contribution of Quality Human Resources of Village Heads to the Achievement of Independent Villages by Ali Hanafiah Muhi

“… The limited availability of quality human resources within the bureaucracy, particularly in village governments, often results in stagnation and delays in achieving Independent Village status. …”
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Experimenting clinical pathways in general practice: a focus group investigation with Italian general practitioners by Lucia Zannini, Cesarina Cattaneo, Paolo Peduzzi, Silvia Lopiccoli, Francesco Auxilia

“…</em>Four major themes emerged: i) clinical pathways can result in GPs working in a more efficient and effective fashion; ii) they can assure higher levels of both patient and professional satisfaction, since they sustain a caring approach and strengthen the GPs’ role; iii) nevertheless, clinical pathways increase the bureaucratic workload and problems can arise in relationships among GPs and the LHA; iv) the implementation of clinical pathways can be improved, especially by reducing bureaucracy and by assuring their continuity. <em>Conclusions</em>. …”
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Trajectoires de familles migrantes et contributions aux sociétés d’appartenance : réflexions interdisciplinaires et internationales by Solène Lardoux, Marie-Laurence Flahaux, Nathalie Mondain, Maman Joyce Dogba, Deirdre Meintel

“…The various qualitative approaches mainly concern family and individual trajectories, as well as intergenerational trajectories, in various places.Results: Family transformations result from factors linked to the family's pre-migration past, but also from the characteristics of the society where migrants arrive, including the bureaucracy surrounding migration and settlement, the services provided (or not provided) to migrant families, non-recognition of qualifications and work experience, discrimination, and so on. …”
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Exploring private financing for biodiversity conservation: stakeholder perspectives and governance in the case of wildflower strips in Germany by Hannah Bücheler, Claudia Bieling, Arndt Feuerbacher

“…Government intervention could formalise the private market, improving control and protection, possibly limiting private sector flexibility and attractiveness due to higher levels of bureaucracy. In any case, transparency in management and financial structures is crucial. …”
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Policy implementation: Assessing institutional coordination and communication for flood warning in Namibia by Deolfa R. Jose Moises, Nnenesi A. Kgabi, Olivia Kunguma

“…Contribution: The study identifies bureaucracy, limited institutional capacities, inadequate funding and response and relief prioritisation as major challenges to system efficacy. …”
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Palliative care for older people – exploring the views of doctors and nurses from different fields in Germany by Schneider Nils, Schumacher Martin, Brueckner Torben

“…All groups complained that the German compensation system gives insufficient consideration to the time-consuming care of older patients, and about excessive bureaucracy.</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>General practitioners are the central health professionals in the delivery of palliative care for older people. …”
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Evaluating institutional climate finance barriers in selected SADC countries by Kamleshan Pillay, Shanice Mohanlal, Blaise Dobson, Bhim Adhikari

“…This challenge is exacerbated by the bureaucracy related to project approvals, stakeholder coordination (both internal and external) and institutional capacity and awareness. …”
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Patient satisfaction in outpatient healthcare services at secondary level vs. tertiary level by Velikj-Stefanovska Vesna, Stefanovska-Petkovska Miodraga

“…There is a need to improve the current level of patient-provider relationship and communication, as well as that of hospital environment, while special efforts should be made to address the problem of patient waiting time and hospital bureaucracy.…”
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Exploring constraining factors for use of private sector finance in delivery of public sector infrastructure in Tanzania: A qualitative study by Neema Kavishe, Sambo Lyson Zulu, Valentine Luvara, Ephraim Zulu, Innocent Musonda, Cletus Moobela, Nicholas Chileshe

“…The findings reveal that the top five constraining factors were inadequate knowledge and skills, lack of policy to support or suffice PSF, bureaucracy or delays of approvals, lack of proper models for PSF, and lack of skilled people or existence of a big national skill gap. …”
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The effects of government policies targeting ethics and governance processes on clinical trial activity and expenditure: a systematic review by Sam Crosby, Esther Rajadurai, Stephen Jan, Richard Holden, Bruce Neal

“…Adverse effects were mostly caused by governance interventions that unintentionally added an extra layer of bureaucracy or were developed without full consideration of the broader clinical trial approval system. …”
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Description of the physical activity promotion programs funded by the Brazilian Ministry of Health by Tales Amorim, Alan Knuth, Danielle Cruz, Deborah Malta, Rodrigo Reis, Pedro Hallal

“…Lack of adequate physical structure and personnel were the main barriers faced by the interventions (30.3%), followed by bureaucracy at obtaining and using the funding (25.1%). …”
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