Mar 11
When Governments Start Acting Through Systems
The traditional model of authority For most of administrative history, government authority was exercised during an encounter. A person applied, presented evidence, and an official interpreted rules in context before reaching a decision. The law existed in statutes, but its meaning was realised through human judgement. Even complex bureaucracies preserved this structure. Decisions could be…
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