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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"bureaucratisation"”.
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Operational Military Violence: A Cartography of Bureaucratic Minds and Practices
… and procedures. But so far the research on the bureaucratisation of violence has been delimited to investigations of either the theoretical procedures themselves (e.g. analysis of military doctrines), or field studies of drone operators or airmen’s work of ‘dropping bombs’. A major gap in the …
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Industrial relations in the road passenger transport industry-a political-economic analysis.
… process of unionisation, the centralisation and bureaucratisation of the unions, the development of national bargaining structures (National Joint Industrial Council and the National Council for the Omnibus Industry), and the development of resistance to those processes. This resistance takes …
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A study of industrial relations in the insurance industry
… work performance is strengthened by increased bureaucratisation. Consideration is then given to one group of employees - professionals - whose possession of professional expertise minimises the impact of bureaucratic control. The First empirical study (a questionnaire attitude survey and …
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Speak to me only with thine ayes? The representativeness of professional EU advocacy groups
… Third, professionalisation is more than bureaucratisation and has to include the application of new media technology for the dimensions of representativeness. These insights suggest the claim that groups necessarily lose their representativeness as they become professional has to be …
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"So barbarous a practice": Cornish wrecking, ca. 1700-1860, and its survival as popular myth
… of governmental control and increasing bureaucratisation in the Victorian period resulted in the loss of customary wreck rights for both the coastal inhabitants and the local elites. At the same time, the press and pulpit were the primary conduits for establishing and popularising the …
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One Step Ahead: The Police Transnational Firearms Intelligence Network (The 'Network').
… analysed by developing the Weberian theory of bureaucratisation. Police officers, with operational independence from their democratic nation state, meet to create transnational policing processes. This is known as 'Policeization' (Deflem 2002, p228) which is viewed by some critics as generating …
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Bodies over Borders and Borders over Bodies: the 'Gender Refugee' and the imagined South Africa
… and protections, documentation and the ongoing bureaucratisation of sex/gender.
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Observing the implementation of a school-based curriculum by teachers of different mind styles: a case study in Hong Kong
… bureaucratic requirements instead. At issue is bureaucratisation of school-based innovations, which threatens to usurp teachers’ autonomy to make sensible judgments in response to contextual concerns. To provide a different perspective, this qualitative case study takes an insider approach to …
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Criminal Compliance in mittelständischen Unternehmen als Instrument zur Eindämmung des Korruptionsphänomens
… high time expenditure and costs as well as bureaucratisation – in order that it may also become firmly established in small and medium-sized enterprises as an effective tool against corruption. Derived from current research, particularly in personality psychology, this dissertation picks up …
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The social organisation of learning difficulties at university: a qualitative study of four Higher Education Institutions in the North East Region of England
… the individual needs of students are met. The bureaucratisation of the services and the turn of the education towards marketisation where institutions compete for students and promote the market behaviour have to be replaced by personalisation in services and support for disabled students.
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Art in India's 'Age of Reform': Amateurs, Print Culture, and the Transformation of the East India Company, c.1813-1858
… that rather than citing the Company’s increasing bureaucratisation as the cause of a decline in fine art patronage, it is crucial instead to recognise how amateur practice shaped this bureaucracy's collective identity and ethos. Part II connects the production and consumption of illustrated print …
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The organisation of a land occupation : a case study of Marikana, Cape Town
… The trend of increasing formalisation and bureaucratisation was not a linear progression. Finally, an episode of protest followed by violent clashes with a neighbouring community marked the culmination of a tactical trajectory of attempts to engage with the state. This study develops and …
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Social work activism – A comparative study of Romania and the UK
… the global challenges around austerity, bureaucratisation, privatisation of social services, and capitalisation of human problems, this study seems particularly timely. In order to have a more in-depth understanding of the studied phenomenon, the main purpose of this thesis is to explore …
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Between Violence and Utopia: an ethnography of pedagogy, childhood, and spatial politics in urban Pakistan
… 2019), impoverishment, political violence, bureaucratisation, and what Mbembe refers to as ‘deathscapes’ (2019). Teachers and children illustrate their desire for self-sacrifice in service of the state, noting that while schooling and quality are significant as a moral regime, they have …