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Are bureaucracy and democracy antithetical in Pakistan?

Asked in 4 years · 2005–2022Appears in:Public AdministrationPolitical Science
This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsEvidence (3)Past questions (4)Same themeDid the 18th Amendment strengthen or weaken Pakistan's federation?Was Pakistan's delayed constitution-making caused by leaders or by structural divisions?Does a parliamentary or presidential system better suit Pakistan?

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Nature of bureaucracy versus democratic values, political neutrality of civil servants, Pakistan's civic reality, remedies
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2022 · CSS Public Administration · DiscussWording not in the bank yet. Outline it
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2022
CSS · Public Administration · Discuss

Wording not in the bank yet.

asks for: Pakistan link
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2019
PMS · Political Science · Critically analyse

Critically examine the role of bureaucracy in Political System.

asks for: both sides · impact
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2009
CSS · Public Administration · Discuss

Bureaucracy and Democracy are antithetical. Bureaucracy is hierarchical, elitist, specializing and informed while democracy is communal, pluralist, generalizing and ill informed. Keeping in mind the quantum of expectations in Pakistan and the reality of the civic culture discuss the above statement.

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2005
CSS · Public Administration · Recommend

In democracy, political neutrality of civil servants is only a normative value. They have to endorse and follow the policies of the ruling party as they can not afford to act otherwise. Discuss and suggest remedies.

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