Residents' Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Urban Regeneration and Renewal Laws in the Decayed Districts of Hamidia City, Iran by Hojatollah Rahimi, Mostafa Heidari

“…Variables of the organizational bureaucracy, inter-organizational coordination and urban land supply have the most negative and overall effects, respectively. …”
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Investigating the Privatization Experiences of Developing and Developing Countries in Agricultural Research and Presenting Modeling in Iran by Neda Alizadeh, hassan Alipour

“…The factors were 1) Causes of privatization tendency: to increase efficiency, improve government finances, expand capital markets, reduce costs, create employment, and reduce administrative bureaucracy 2) Privatization Barriers: Component Political and legal uncertainties, strong stakeholder opposition, government financial weakness, high unemployment, increased competition in world markets, inflation control, and reduced government tenure. 3) Privatization Disadvantages: Component the reluctance to provide services in disadvantaged areas, ignoring environmental issues, reducing government control over the type and quality of service provision, and the existence of insecure employment contracts 4) Solutions Privatization: Including equity, direct selling of assets, contracting, and restructuring of the consumer market. 5) Consequences of privatization: Increasing efficiency, improving government finances, reducing costs, creating employment and reducing bureaucracy. …”
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Social work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Administrative and personal response to new challenges by Bacter Claudia, Săveanu Sorana, Marc Cristiana

“…The limitation of direct contacts has led to a decrease in field activity, online work, increased workload, or changes in working schedule, and also sometimes (mainly in public institutions) increased bureaucracy. Based on the results of the study, some recommendations for policy makers are identified, taking advantage of the lessons from this period of crisis: the need for the authorities to prioritize the allocated resources and to impose stricter rules to follow, provide funding for specific resources, intensifying the collaboration between all social actors involved, developing and implementing unitary intervention models, greater interest and understanding from authorities and responsiveness to new intervention methods, maintaining the online activity where the situation allows it in order to reduce bureaucracy in public institutions.…”
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Macrolevel factors of influence on industry competitiveness of Ukrainian regions by S.M. Tkach

“…Considering the analysis of the results of international competitiveness rankings the author found out the following factors of lowering the competitive position of Ukraine: corruption, problematic access to business finance, inflation, political instability, tax burden, inefficient government bureaucracy and unstable exchange rate. On the basis of this, the trends of factors are explored over the past five years (2011-2015) and reasons of them are identified. …”
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¿Ilegalidad justificada?: clientelismo controlado en la administración chilena by Marcelo Moriconi Bezerra

“…However, different studies describe the informal institutions that operate between the Legislative Power and the bureaucracy to fill positions in the public administration. …”
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STRATEGI PERCEPATAN REFORMASI BIROKRASI UNTUK MEWUJUDKAN PELAYANAN PUBLIK DALAM MENDUKUNG KETAHANAN WILAYAH (Studi Pelayanan Perijinan Perusahaan Pada Pemkot Administrasi Jakarta T... by , Imam Mahsun, , Prof. Drs. Kasto, MA.

“…The bureaucracy in public services instrumental in the development process and economic growth of a region. …”

Factors that influence public non-participation in local government: a case study at Taman Indah Seksyen 3, Bukit Baru, Melaka / Yusof Hasnol and Syasya Mohamed Sharif by Hasnol, Yusof, Mohamed Sharif, Syasya

“…The researchers analyzed on the association between public awareness, bureaucracy red tape, information gap and level of transparency towards public non-participation in local government. …”
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What are General Practitioner perceptions of workload in England? A qualitative study by Croxson, C, Ashdown, H, Hobbs, F

“…Four major themes emerged to explain increased workload: 1) increased patient needs and expectations, 2) changing relationship between primary and secondary care, 3) bureaucracy and resources, and 4) the balance of workload within a practice. …”

The skype state: digital pushbacks and the absence of asylum on mainland Greece by Damianos, S

“…At the same time, the distance and obscurity of digital bureaucracy legitimizes state absence and muddles understandings of power. …”

GPs' perceptions of workload in England: a qualitative interview study. by Croxson, C, Ashdown, H, Hobbs, F

“…Four major themes emerged to explain increased workload: 1) increased patient needs and expectations, 2) changing relationship between primary and secondary care, 3) bureaucracy and resources, and 4) the balance of workload within a practice. …”

Supporting patients with female genital mutilation in primary care: a qualitative study exploring the perspectives of GPs' working in England by Dixon, S, Hinton, L, Ziebland, S

“…Lipsky’s theory of street-level bureaucracy was drawn on to support analysis.</p> <p><strong>Results:</strong> Managing women with FGM was experienced as complex. …”

The visibility of the enforcement agency integrity commission (EAIC) in strengthening the public sector’s culture by Irma Wani Othman, Saifulazry Mokhtar, Mohd Sohaimi Esa

“…The study suggests that if the present system in the organisation is plagued by bureaucracy-related issues, it will worsen the situation of integrity in the government, resulting in the paralysis of the country’s governance delivery system. …”
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The Muftis dispositions and religious conservatism in Malaysia by Ab. Majid, Arfah

“…Present study therefore focuses on the Malaysian muftis since they are part of the bureaucracy. Apart from exploring the Muftis stances on few areas in order to measure their conservatism, this study also attempts to reassess the concept of conservatism itself. …”
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Impact of transparency on foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows and FDI- growth link in European countries by Salihu, Shuaibu

“…The policy maker (government) should formulate and implement policies that will promote and guarantee transparent business environment such as decline in corruption level, efficient and sound bureaucracy, rule of law that are blind, absence of repudiation of contracts and expropriation of property. …”
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Job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and intention to leave: A study on visiting lecturers in Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) by Abu-Jarad, Ismael, Al-Qolaq, Ammar, Nibkbin, David

“…However, the interviewees showed some concern about the working culture (the absence of integration between local staff and visiting lecturers) and bureaucracy (time wasted to get things done). This study could serve as a reminder to UUM top management that taking care of the working culture and bureaucracy could contribute to more commitment and less turnover intention.It is worth mentioning that satisfying foreign lecturers who came from different cultures and who have different expectations could be a point of concern to UUM top management.It is important to merge the visiting lecturers into the system and make them feel they are part of the family so that they could be more committed and hence deliver more.…”
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Potret Keterlibatan Perempuan Dalam Pelayanan Publik di Era Otonomi Daerah by - Partini

“…Local bureaucracies has been marginally improved its performance in delivering public service, even though they have been granted with wider autonomy and bureacratic reform has been taking place. …”
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To work or not to work: In/formalization practices in the Italian public sector by Antonio Maria Pusceddu

“…Looking at the interplay between different regulatory frameworks – from administrative to labour and welfare reforms – in a particular locale, I emphasize the analytical relevance of the formal-informal linkage in understanding the production of spheres of informality and negotiation within a bureaucracy.…”
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De-AKPification by Cem Tecimer

“…As an anti-AKP victory, or at least the real possibility thereof, draws near day by day, a vital question arises: how should opposition forces treat AKP operatives in the judiciary and bureaucracy? Is it possible to “de-AKPify” ex- or soon-to-be-ex-AKP operatives?…”
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Putting ‘Good Citizens’ in ‘The Good Place’? by Jiahong Chen

“…After analysing how the Chinese Social Credit System exhibits an enormous gap between policy-making and policy-execution, I argue that instead of a utopia or dystopia, such a system is more likely to lead us to a future of ‘digital bureaucracy’.</p> …”
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Projet d’urbanisme : ordre social, ordre politique. Bogotá 1900-1951 by Diego Arango Lopez

“…The paper reveals an analysis of the construction of a bureaucracy in the local government, followed by an exploration of the first urban projects and their reception. …”
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