Bureaucratic Collectivism

Bureaucratic Collectivism is a political and organizational concept where power is concentrated within a large, centralized bureaucracy—an administrative system of officials and institutions. In this system, decision-making is dominated by bureaucrats rather than elected representatives or individual entrepreneurs, blending government authority with organizational control over industries and resources. This results in an economy and society where policies are driven by administrative rules and collective bureaucracy, often leading to less individual influence and market competition. It describes a system where bureaucratic structures serve as the primary form of governing and controlling economic and social activities.