 | United States. Congress. Senate. Government Operations Committee - 1975 - 220 pages
...course is so difficult, many of the most important decisions are taken by extra-bureaucratic means. Some of the key decisions are kept to a very small...ignorance of the fact that decisions are being made, or of the fact that a decision is being made in a particular area. One reason for keeping the decisions... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Intelligence - Intelligence service - 1975 - 1392 pages
...course is so difficult, many of the most important decisions are taken by extra-bureaucratic means. Some of the key decisions are kept to a very small...ignorance of the fact that decisions are being made, or of the fact that a decision is being made in a particular area. One reason for keeping the decisions... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Intelligence - Intelligence service - 1975 - 630 pages
...difficult, many of the most important decisions are taken by extra-bureaucratic means. Some of the hey decisions are kept to a very small circle while the...ignorance of the fact that decisions are being made, or of the fact that a decision is being made in a particular area. One reason for keeping the decisions... | |
 | Robert Litwak - History - 1984 - 244 pages
...course is so difficult, many of the most important decisions are taken by extra-bureaucratic means. Some of the key decisions are kept to a very small...ignorance of the fact that decisions are being made, or of the fact that a decision is being made in a particular area. One reason for keeping iIicdecisions... | |
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Because management of the bureaucracy takes so much energy and precisely because changing course is so difficult, many of the most important decisions are taken by extra-bureaucratic means. Some of the key decisions are kept to a very small circle while... 