Word: bureaucratice
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The increased heat provoked anger in academia, where professors have objected to what they saw as a maze of unreasonable and overly bureaucratic regulations. University officials, like Harvard Financial Vice President Thomas O'Brien, argued that the government audits were conducted without regard for common academic accounting, staffing, and record...
Professor of Law Douglas H. Ginsburg will join the Reagan Administration next fall as head of the OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), which oversees bureaucratic paperwork and reviews regulations proposed by federal agencies.
One would think that the governments of the world might show more pride in their capabilities not to let so simple a problem get out of hand. Here, after all, is the entire challenge: as heads of state and their armies go about their customary business of covert operations, assassinations...
Although the vote count was not final, by week's end it appeared that Ardito Barletta, an economist who had served as a vice president of the World Bank until last February, would score a narrow victory over Arias, a Harvard-educated physician who leads the conservative Alliance of...
The Wall Street Journal's decision to expose on its front page the unethical deportment of R. Foster Winans was admirable [ECONOMY & BUSINESS, April 16]. However, the attempt by the Securities and Exchange Commission to police leaks based on insider information is as futile as patrolling extramarital sex. Loose...