Word: bureaucratice
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For most bureaucratic politicans, "poverty has become a business," Morss said, adding, "I have never seen Kennedy propose any sort of guaranteed income."
If anything, centralized bureaucracy is more pervasive than ever in the U.S.S.R. The present leaders have refined and extended the quintessentially Soviet notion of nomenklatura (nomenclature). That is, the Communist Party leadership prerogative to dispense patronage and designate virtually every important manager in every sector of society-from industry to...
A consultant to the Inter-American Development Bank, Peter Shiras, describes the real state of the "reform": the first phase, the expropriation of the largest estates, was in large measure subverted by landlords; the second phase, which dealt with medium-size estates, indefinitely postponed; and the third, "land to the...
In other bureaucratic news, the Faculty Council this week began considering several plans for improving the allocation of classroom space, including some that would require students to pre-register for courses. No prevailing opinion emerged form the meeting, and council members said they do not expect to make a final...
Fourth, the program modernizes the land-based missile force by developing the MX missile, which can carry ten warheads, and by initially deploying at least 100 of these missiles in Titan and Minuteman silos "that will be reconstructed for much greater hardness to nuclear effects." Research and development will be...