technocracy
技术民主化,技术官僚主义,技术官僚制,技术官僚
Definitions
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plural tech·noc·ra·cies for 2, 3.
- : a theory and movement, prominent about 1932, advocating control of industrial resources, reform of financial institutions, and reorganization of the social system, based on the findings of technologists and engineers.
- : a system of government in which this theory is applied.
- : any application of this theory.
Examples
The benefit of technocracy is that it avoids the petty mercenary self-interest of industry players.
Their shared faith in technocracy is not the only reason for that.
Last moment arrival of material from various authors thrust the Technocracy article out of this issue.
We will, tho, in the Winter Edition, give you a few facts and predictions made by Technocracy.
Under Technocracy people will be classified in a set of probably 100 industrial sequences, according to their work.
When you write an introductory article to a generally new audience on Technocracy, you have to start from the ground up.
Technocracy is not an organization that wants to overthrow the American government, but only an org.