Word: bureaucratice
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Will HMO patients of the future find sensitive doctors free at last from the financial pressure to order more tests and procedures, free from the need to practice defensive medicine, free to do the best as they see it for their patients? Or will HMO patients find themselves in long...
Stengel reveals the shallow roots of his argument that civil engagement is alive and well in this country when he cites Princeton sociologist Robert Wuthnow's suggestion that we are eschewing large, bureaucratic organizations for smaller, flexible ones that "fit our life-style." This sounds more like convenience-store values...
SAN DIEGO: While most of the 30,000 GOP delegates, journalists and guests have not yet arrived in this Navy town, the Republican National Political Convention already has spurred San Diego natives to enact emergency legislation, plan for mass arrests, fight over billboards and invent new ice cream flavors. Local...
SAN DIEGO: While most of the 30,000 GOP delegates, journalists and guests have not yet arrived in this Navy town, the Republican National Political Convention already has spurred San Diego natives to enact emergency legislation, plan for mass arrests, fight over billboards and invent new ice cream flavors. Local...
Our increasingly interconnected world has become smaller and smaller with each passing day. With global bureaucratic institutions and events (the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the Olympic Games), with communication technology (the Internet, televisions, telephones) and transportation technology (airplanes, automobiles, ships), people from other nations are meeting face to...