With hugely different administrative infrastructures, technologies and bureaucratic capacity, adopting the single passport will be a costly and complicated process.
The reasons that cases languish vary from an absence of bureaucratic capacity in countries in the region affected by piracy to concerns about costs.
This time, the deadly version has struck much poorer countries, such as Indonesia and Vietnam, which did not have the bureaucratic capacity to detect and respond so quickly.
Land reform now has broad-based support in government and commitment from the president, and the bureaucratic capacity for reform is higher due to the Victims Law.
Quite apart from anything else, I have quite a bit to do with Avon and Somerset police in a bureaucratic capacity, and they don't tend to go around in trenchcoats speaking out of the sides of their mouths.
Rather than being explained by economic factors, bureaucratic capacity or the nature of the urban policies and regulations in place, this paper argues that divergent outcomes are largely rooted in differing political bargaining environments.
"Slim bureaucratic capacity to solve problems quickly for each wronged person is a big failure".
Finally, there are relatively high levels of bureaucratic capacity across the Indian government's HIV/AIDS administration.
One study maintained that China's ambitions to extend its global health outreach were being thwarted by the country's limited bureaucratic capacity to manage overseas work, and that could "place limits on the extent to which China will emerge as a global health leader" [ 13], page 4. Social institutions were also influential at different periods in China's history.
Over the longer term, Moldova's economy remains vulnerable to political uncertainty, weak administrative capacity, vested bureaucratic interests, corruption, higher fuel prices, Russian pressure, and the illegal separatist regime in Moldova's Transnistria region.
