Bureaucratic Pathology in Government Administration :An analysis

E-government: towards the e-bureaucratic form?

Bureaucratic institutions not only provide mechanisms to coordinate work activities in the public sector, but also serve to enforce the democratic values of equality and impartiality. This paper explores how recent approaches to e-government neglect these important dimensions of bureaucracy and proposes an alternative approach to e-government. This paper sets the wider new public management ref...

Pathology of the staff training system in Iranian government organizations

One of the methods of empowering employees is appropriate training and education for them. Exploratory studies indicate the existence of dysfunction in the proper functioning of the education system in public organizations in the country, which has been less studied. The present article has been prepared based on the RCA method with the aim of survey the dimensions and pathology of the educatio...

Pathology of the staff training system in Iranian government organizations

One of the methods of empowering employees is appropriate training and education for them. Exploratory studies indicate the existence of dysfunction in the proper functioning of the education system in public organizations in the country, which has been less studied. The present article has been prepared based on the RCA method with the aim of survey the dimensions and pathology of the educatio...

Expert Systems in Government Administration

Expert systems technology has recently evolved as an effective way to focus the power of the computer to solve these types of problems. Expert systems differ from traditional systems in that they use an approach to problem solving based on reasoning, inference, goal search, control search, and metaknowledge and can deal with missing and conflicting data. Not only does this technology promise to...

Understanding the bureaucratic mind - an analysis of Homo bureaucraticus.