General Studies · Comparative Public Administration
Which of the following characteristics defines the 'Party-state bureaucracy' within the classification of administrative systems in developing countries?
- 1It represents an administrative structure that is responsive and responsible to political forces commanding the support of the electorate.
- 2It is a system where the armed forces occupy a strategic power position and install their representatives in key civilian posts to direct the state bureaucracy.
- 3It is an administrative system where civil servants act as the de-facto ruling element and concentrate all political and administrative decision-making power.
- 4It functions as a by-product of totalitarian or one-party dominated regimes where the state bureaucracy is penetrated and controlled by the party apparatus.✓
Correct answer
It functions as a by-product of totalitarian or one-party dominated regimes where the state bureaucracy is penetrated and controlled by the party apparatus.
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