Difference between Bureaucracy and Bureaucratism

BUREAUCRACY vs BUREAUCRATISM: NOUN

Any organization in which action is obstructed by insistence on unnecessary procedures and red tape
A government that is administered primarily by bureaus that are staffed with nonelective officials
Structure and regulations in place to control activity. Usually in large organizations and government operations.
Government officials, collectively; -- used especially of nonelected government officials.
A system of carrying on the business of government by means of departments or bureaus, each under the control of a chief, in contradiction to a system in which the officers of government have an associated authority and responsibility; also, government conducted on this system.
The body of officials administering such bureaus, considered collectively.
Government by bureaus; specifically, excessive multiplication of, and concentration of power in, administrative bureaus.
An administrative system in which the need or inclination to follow rigid or complex procedures impedes effective action.
The administrative structure of a large or complex organization.
Management or administration marked by hierarchical authority among numerous offices and by fixed procedures.
The departments and their officials as a group.
Administration of a government chiefly through bureaus or departments staffed with nonelected officials.
Nonelective government officials

Cronyism, Inefficiency, Micromanagement, Red tape, Bureaucratization, Bureaucratisation, Tape, Directors, Paperwork, Administrative, Administration, Officialdom, Bureaucrat, Bureaucratic, Bureaucratism

Inefficiency, Autocracy, Reformism, Technocracy, Legalism, Authoritarianism, Subjectivism, Irrationalism, Ethnicism, Obscurantism, Statism, Centralism, Dogmatism, Formalism, Bureaucracy

Government, Quango, Cronyism, Inefficiency, Micromanagement, Red tape, Tape, Directors, Paperwork, Administrative, Administration, Officialdom, Bureaucrat, Bureaucratic, Bureaucratism

Rationalism, Inefficiency, Autocracy, Reformism, Technocracy, Legalism, Authoritarianism, Subjectivism, Irrationalism, Ethnicism, Obscurantism, Statism, Centralism, Dogmatism, Bureaucracy

Political modernity and bureaucracy are largely symbiotic; the rise of the state paralleled the rise of the bureaucracy.
Increased Bureaucracy and Less Efficient Operation Geographic restrictions on data flows inevitably lead to greater bureaucracy and less efficient operations.
Is the hole up, because the bureaucracy of the IRS did not have the information the SS bureaucracy had?
Creates flat, adaptive, decentralised systems and organisations: Bureaucracy does not create leaders, bureaucracy creates managers and bureaucrats.
Governmental branches hold the bureaucracy accountable How does each ensure that the bureaucracy is held accountable?
In creating an entire new bureaucracy, the National Intelligence Director, we are adding yet another layer of bureaucracy to our already bloated federal government.
It seems as if the upper bureaucracy foresaw political compulsions faced by the lower bureaucracy and preempted these.
Bureaucracy is a good thing; the opposite of bureaucracy is Somalia.
Bureaucracy may deliver results, but they will be mediocre because bureaucracy leads to predictability and conformity.
Bureaucracy Focus Question: How does the Bureaucracy impact government?

Specifically it addressed the practice of senior officials who sought privileges, misused authority, abused power, and manifested bureaucratism in the party.