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Federal Bureaucracy
The departments and agencies within executive branch that carry put laws of nations.
Bureaucrat
An official employed within a government entity.
Political Patronage
filling of administrative positions as a reward for supporting rather than merit.
Federal Civil Service
The merit-based bureaucracy, excluding the armed forces and political appointment.
Merit System
A system of hiring and promotion based on competitive testing results, education, and other qualifications outside of politics and personal connection
Iron Triangle
A mutually beneficial association of bureaucratic agencies, congressional committees, and interest groups, all working in specific policy areas.
Issue Network
A temporary association of bureaucratic agencies, congressional committees and interests groups formed to address a specific policy.
Implementation
The Bureaucracy’s role in putting into action the laws that Congress had passed.
Bureaucratic discretion
The power to create and enforce policies and decide what Congress meant when it passed a law.
Regulation
The process where the federal bureaucracy make rules that have the force of law in order to carry out laws passed by Congress.
Compliance Monitoring
The process of ensuring that bureaucracy is following regulation and using funds wisely.