Yet most research done to date has focused on the Zhou bureaucratic order and government.
Modern man was isolated as he had never been before anonymous and impersonal in an urbanizing mass, uprooted from old values, yet without faith in the new rational and bureaucratic order.
If the Bolshevik leader hadn't been possessed by utopian dreams of bureaucratic order, Graeber seems to be saying, the Soviet experiment could have turned out so much more happily than it did.
The memorial's grid, for example, can be read as both an extension of the streets that surround the site and an unnerving evocation of the rigid discipline and bureaucratic order that kept the killing machine grinding along.
The city buries as many as 2,500 of the unclaimed dead every year, and so bureaucratic order must be applied: Tuesdays are set aside for the dead of Queens, Wednesdays for Brooklyn and Staten Island, Fridays for the Bronx.
We can see that most came from the middle of the bureaucratic order (first, the department level and, second, the division level).
As Tiger comments, it's "as if bureaucratic order is more important than the law itself".
Arafat's handpicked representatives agreed that the need for a semblance of bureaucratic order is urgent.
Furthermore, a significant number of current hospital employees were recruited under previous bureaucratic order, and their values, expectations and standards are still influenced by previous policies and practices [ 15].
