bureaucratization AmE , auch: bureaucratisation BrE

This practice is known as a bureaucratization of religion in Chinese society.

It's the bureaucratization of such a goal that seems misguided.

That would make a civilian agency prone to politics and bureaucratization.

Another trend is in the bureaucratization of processes that formerly might have been done through the home.

She talked about what had replaced it: "the institutionalization - the bureaucratization of democracy."

The bureaucratization of the party has long been a source of political conflict within communist states.

Yet the trend towards bureaucratization has not been uniform.

It was no use fighting the bureaucratization process.

So the fact of bureaucratization is indeed incorporated into a broader problem: modernization and its impact on the individual.

"My objection has never been to the religious instinct or impulse but to the bureaucratization of religion," he added.

The nature of the task continues, despite bureaucratization, to provide for a significant measure of autonomy.

This tendency toward bureaucratization in modern American life is not confined to business; it also applies to our military and school districts.

Then he switched signals to attack "the bureaucratization" of the arts in the late 20th century.

Bureaucratization and specialization are the driving processes behind the Iron Law.

My only reservation is that the bureaucratization heralded in the report will only prevent this.

The subsequent reform of centralization brought bureaucratization that could be rigid and stifling.

Virtuocracy which may be defined as the bureaucratization of personal morality - is on the move again.

The process of bureaucratization reached unheard-of heights in Montenegro.

Mr. Johnson: Bureaucratization of research is our biggest problem.

Weber also described the bureaucratization of social order as "the polar night of icy darkness".

As a result, and with only weak private-sector mechanisms to be relied on, there is a cumulative bureaucratization of state intervention.

"Huntsville has become a kind of laboratory for the bureaucratization of capital punishment," one scholar says.

At the international level by world revolution which, by breaking the isolation of the workers' states, will provide an effective antidote to bureaucratization.

For present purposes we can conclude that Trotsky looked to proletarian democracy as a defence against bureaucratization.