Who said that bureaucracy is “a system of government, the control of which is so completely in the hands of the officials that their power jeopardizes the liberties of the ordinary citizens?”

Related Mcqs:

1. Who said: “good citizens make a good state and bad citizens make a bad state”?

   A. Kant
   B. Aristotle
   C. Marx
   D. None of these

2. From committed bureaucracy is understood a bureaucracy which has commitment to:

   A. Political ideology
   B. Political leadership
   C. Farm of Government
   D. Head of the state
   E. Head of the Government

3. Which Constitution of the world first of all gave the people basic rights and liberties?

   A. China
   B. Japan
   C. Russia
   D. Pakistan
   E. U.S.A.

4. Who of the following said that in the state of nature hands of all were against one and hand of one against all?

   A. Hobbes
   B. Locke
   C. Rousseau
   D. Marx

5. The Elitist theory holds that the power is always concentrated in the hands of: _________?

   A. Priestly class
   B. Military class
   C. Civil Servants
   D. A small group of elites

6. Who said “Bureaucracy like fire is invaluable as a servant but ruinous when it becomes a master”?

   A. Herman Finer
   B. Ramsay Muir
   C. James Bryce
   D. Iver Jennings

7. Out of the following who has said that a constitution is the way in which citizens who are components of a state are arranged in relation to one another:

   A. Plato
   B. Rousseau
   C. Montesqueiu
   D. Strate
   E. Aristotle

8. In view of the growing power of the bureaucracy, which one of the following writers has that a “no form of despotism” has emerged?

   A. Lord Hewart
   B. Ramsay Munir
   C. Sir William Beveridge
   D. Harold Laski

9. Sovereignty has been defined as “Supreme Power over citizens and subjects unrestrained by law” by:__________?

   A. Burgess
   B. Willoughby
   C. Bodin
   D. Austin

10. Bureaucracy literally means a system of government by:

    A. Elected representatives
    B. Officials
    C. Nominated representatives
    D. None of the above