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Kulturelle Ursachen der Überbürokratisierung

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  • Behnke, Nathalie
  • Bernhard, Jonas

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Die vorliegende Studie untersucht die in Deutschland vorherrschenden sozio-kulturellen Ursachen für Bürokratie und Überbürokratisierung und kommt unter anderem zu dem Ergebnis: Dort, wo es Spielräume bei Entscheidungen gibt, nutzt die Verwaltung sie nur sehr vorsichtig und zurückhaltend. Beim Entwurf neuer Vorschriften achten die Verantwortlichen zu wenig auf deren praktische Umsetzbarkeit. Die Studie richtet den Fokus auf die Mentalität von Mitarbeitern in der deutschen Verwaltung und Politik. Sie untersucht, inwiefern diese Haltung ein zentraler Schlüssel für den Abbau von Bürokratie ist - und welcher kulturelle Wandel in Behörden und Ministerien dafür notwendig wäre. Am Beispiel des Baurechts und des Baugenehmigungsverfahrens zeigt die Studie auf, wie stark bürokratische Hürden und strukturelle Schwächen insbesondere im Bauwesen zum Tragen kommen.

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  • Behnke, Nathalie & Bernhard, Jonas, 2025. "Kulturelle Ursachen der Überbürokratisierung," Studien, Stiftung Familienunternehmen / Foundation for Family Businesses, number 325327.
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