The Politics of Bureaucracy

activities advance American analysis army basic behavior bureaucratic free enterprise Calculus of Consent candidates career carry command complex confronted consider considerable coordination cost accounting course of action courtier cracy decisions democracy democratic desires devote discussed dominant relationship economic efficiency electorate employees ereign ethical example exist external extreme fact function gaseous diffusion given governmental group sovereign imperial system important individual inferiors intelligent interested judge Kate Warner king large number Latin American revolution law of large less limits lower ranking ment method modern moral multiple sovereign normally objectives oligarchy oligopoly orders organization organizational Parkinson's Law particular party peers performance persons political position possible probably problem promotion reasons reference politician relationship result reward rise seems selection simply single sovereign situation social spectators staff structure subordinates superior supervision task techniques tend theory tion Trajan Tullock ultimate sovereign various voters