Four concerns about the bureaucracy in Iran Namdari: An important factor in the worsening of the bureaucracy is the unbalanced structure of the distribution of power in Iran.
The country's government may continue to work, but its decision-making power has gradually declined. From this angle, you can see the difference between Abbas Akhundi's view on statelessness and Seyyed Mohammad Tabibian's emphasis on the robustness of the bureaucracy.
Bringing these two perspectives together reveals four related concerns.
The first concern is the erosion of decision-making power.
The second concern is the consumption of the bureaucracy's reserve of resilience.
The third concern is the loss of the economic efficiency of the public service.
The fourth concern is the diversion of policy makers' attention from public affairs.
In her analysis, Nima Namdri offers a metaphor for understanding the relationship between the administrative system and the power structure: the relationship between the bureaucracy and the government system is similar to the relationship between the human body and the clothes it wears; The clothes gradually adapt to the shape and size of the body; Iran's administrative system has also aligned with the expectations and needs of the ruling political economy over the decades.
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