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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"street-level bureaucrat"”.

  1. People processing and power : the street-level bureaucrat in public service bureaucracy

    Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Political Science, 1976

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  2. The Accommodation City : Private Low-income Housing and Urban Space in Dhaka and Mumbai

    … I consider the role of the tax collector as a street level bureaucrat to re-create the everyday negotiations and claim-making that defines, negotiates, and contests in-between housing spaces. Using a critical local focus, this research advances an emerging agenda in urban studies that examines …

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  3. Connections and Privileged Access: Essays on The Political Economy of Corruption

    <p>Acts of corruption at all levels have serious negative consequences for governments' finances and citizens' standards of living. Yet, corruption is largely sustained by norms and behavior (e.g., favoring one's family, reciprocity) that would be considered pro-social, were it not for the fact …

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  4. Elevating Voices: Exploring the Impacts and Experiences of Required Workplace DEI Training

    … in government settings, where the bureaucratic structures implementing these trainings are themselves racialized. This research was conducted during one of the most politically hostile environments for DEI work in recent memory. Federal executive actions in 2025, specifically the …

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