Legitimacy and Bureaucracy
The conventional view suggests that the legitimacy of the administrative state hinges on its adherence to procedural norms. However, it’s argued that true legitimacy stems from the perception of government as capable, informed, and responsive. This tension between procedural rigor and effective governance can lead to public frustration, creating a cycle of distrust and inefficiency that undermines the very institutions meant to serve the public interest.In this clip
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How Liberals — Yes, Liberals — Are Hobbling Government
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