Bureaucracy Approach

The Bureaucracy Approach in Comparative Administration studies how government organizations and their structures operate in different countries. It examines the rules, processes, and hierarchies that shape the functioning of public administration. Developed by theorists like Max Weber, this approach emphasizes the importance of clear authority, established procedures, and a merit-based system. By comparing bureaucratic systems across nations, researchers aim to understand how these structures affect efficiency, accountability, and service delivery in public sectors, ultimately influencing governance and public policies.