For 10 points, name these unelected managerial groups described by Max Weber as being characterized by hierarchies and impersonal rules, and which are often blamed for government inefficiency.
One essay estimates these organizations' annual growth at 6% and quips that "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." Incentives facing these organizations are analyzed in the most famous book by James Q. Wilson. Hannah Arendt equated these organizations with the "rule of nobody" allowing Eichmann to escape public implication for the Holocaust. An essay about these organizations describes the "modern judge" as a "vending machine" that dispenses mechanical judgments. That essay about (*) "modern officialdom" characterized this form of organization as a "polar night of icy darkness" that would lead eventually to an "iron cage of rationality." For 10 points, name these unelected managerial groups described by Max Weber as being characterized by hierarchies and impersonal rules, and which are often blamed for government inefficiency.
One essay estimates these organizations' annual growth at 6% and quips that "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.
bureaucracy [accept word forms; prompt on government agencies, civil service, public service, etc.]