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managerialism
英 [ˌmænəˈdʒɪərɪəlɪz(ə)m]

管理主义

管理主义

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abstract: Managerialism is the ideological principle that societies are equivalent to the sum of the transactions made by the managements of organizations.

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N the application of managerial techniques of businesses to the running of other organizations, such as the civil service or local authorities 管理主义

This is also the approach adopted by some universities, especially post '92 ones, which are characterised by a strong managerialism.

这也是一些大学的做法，特别是后92年的，其特点是由一个强大的管理主义。

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This paper has reviewed the motive theory of MBO at first, the classical theory argues that MBO has speculation motive, raid motive, managerialism motive and distinct property right motive.

本文首先回顾了管理层收购动机理论，经典理论认为管理层收购具有投机性动机、掠夺性动机、管理主义动机以及明晰产权动机。

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Though able, Mr Hammond and Ms Greening are seen as symbolising the victory of managerialism over passion, or of government over party.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot
The Bush tax cut owes far more to the ideological conservatism of Ronald Reagan than to the cautious managerialism of Dwight Eisenhower.

ECONOMIST: Lexington
Some big beasts of the right raise sincere concerns about the gulf between Mr Cameron's ministerial team which they see as dominated by managerialism and pragmatism and a parliamentary party that is more ideological, especially over Europe, the great uniting issue of the right (and a cause that binds crusty oldies to the 2010 intake).

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

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