AP Gov Unit 3: Bureaucracy

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acquisitive Model

bureaucracy constantly seeks out to expand its size, budgets and authority

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administrative agency

established by legislature to carry out regulatory functions

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Bureaucracy

a hierachical authority structure that uses task specialization, merit structure, and behavior w/impersonality

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Cabinet Department

units/offices of the executive branch that are responsible over specific areas of policy

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capture

when agency ends up serving the interests of the industry or sector meant to be regulated rather than the public

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civil servant commission

agency overseeing the hiring and management of civil servants

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government corporations

provides service that could be delivered by the private sector and charges for its services (ex: post office)

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enabling legislation

law that gives gov agencies/ administrative body the authority to create rules and regulatory within a special area

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government in the sunshine act

requires that meetings of certain federal agencies be open to public observation

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independent executive agency

agencies that are apart of the executive branch but not part of the cabinet

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independent regulatory agency

has responsibility for making and enforcing rules to protect public interest in a sector of the economy

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iron triangle

sub governments; mutual relationship between bureaucractic agencies, interest groups, and congressional committee/subcommittee.

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issue network

drawn to issues because of intellectual or emotional commitments rather than material interests

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line organization merit system

entrance and promotion are awarded based on ability

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monopolistic model

exclusive control over service and there is little competition form private/public agencies

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pendleton civil service act

act that created federal civil service system based on merit than patronage

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privatization

attempt to reinvent the gov agencies with private contractors

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spoils system

new presidents give gov positions to their supporters and party loyalists

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sunset legislation

automatically ends a gov program agency or law

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weberian model

model of bureaucracy where agencies are apolitical, governed by former procedure, and hierarchically organized

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whistleblower

reports illegal unethical and inappropriate conduct within a gov agency