Примери за technocratic

• The economic ministers appointed were less political and more technocratic than their predecessors.

• Let us have a secular, powerful and technocratic leadership and not the one which you helped establish based on sect and race.

• The government is getting used to making decisions in its technocratic circle without taking into account the problems which affect normal people.

• In America, computers and telephones are potent symbols of organized authority and the technocratic business elite.

• This is the technocratic view, that experts' opinions carry a greater weight than other people's.

• This was a thoroughly technocratic strategy because it privileged methods over goals.

• This technocratic approach may be partly successful but often at the cost of isolating and stigmatising the beneficiaries.

• Successive governments (usually from the technocratic ministries) announced plans to push for market-oriented changes.

• The first was administrative and technocratic : to improve the capacity of the administration's staff.

• A neo-liberal and technocratic ideology portrays these actors as rational and entrepreneurial agents responding to local technical or market exigencies.

• Second, such technocratic influence is likely to be stronger to the extent that there is something close to an optimal policy consensus among professional economists.

• The unpredictability in science in general entails that the technocratic ideal of the discovery of an optimal solution to social decisions is untenable.

• It emerges convincingly that technocratic development approaches based on universalistic views of ' good farming ' shape and sharpen boundaries between social groups and categories.

• In fact, in some ways his view of his own role and authority was technocratic.

• Moreover, there is a long tradition of populist or technocratic presidential contenders who, despite losing, attracted substantial popular support.

• Evans thereby misses out the social structures and strategies of technocratic elites and professionally qualified expert groups.

• Thus, the aid agencies engender forms of socio-political organisations in the villages under the cover of their participatory or technocratic ideology.

• Instead, the industrial policy was chosen by otherwise liberal-minded political and technocratic elites.

• An important element of this, which is essential to avoid the dangers of rule by technocratic elites, is to foster a more discursive rationality.

• In a chapter of examples of health system 'accidents', the authors eliminate any possibility of reverting to simple technocratic solutions.