bureaucratistn.adj.

1836 Foreign Q. Rev. 17 255 As a ‘bureaucratist’ at home, or as a diplomatist abroad.

1854 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 76 134/2 German bureaucratists..and Muscovite diplomatists.

1909 A. Lloyd Every-day Japan xvi. 94 The bare supposition was enough, for the Japanese bureaucratist..makes it a part of his religion to believe that the Imperial House will endure for ever.

1995 F. Sejersted in H. von W. Høivik & A. Føllesdal Ethics & Consultancy i. 14 One can distinguish two rival traditions, the ‘bureaucratists’ descended from Frederick Taylor, and the ‘corporatist’..school deriving from Elton Mayo.

1933 Punch 13 Sept. 285 North London Police Court, or rather, since it was renamed when the Bureaucratist regime began in 2030, the People's Parlour for the Settlement of Disputes between the People and Persons.

1955 Times 27 Jan. 6/7 The committee..passed a resolution pledging itself to ‘overcome bureaucratist deviation within the party ranks and the State administration’.

1979 Internat. Jrnl. Polit. 9 72 The unit head, the political office director, and the head of the personnel group were accused of being ‘bureaucratist’ in their failure to contact the masses on a day-to-day basis.

2008 E. Saccarelli Gramsci & Trotsky in Shadow of Stalinism v. 159 There was no indication that Stalin would have implemented this program in any way other than his customary, bureaucratist one.