Discussion
Who summarised the British bureaucracy as orderly, symmetrical, prudent, articulate and cohesive ?
Answer: D
The keyed answer is W.S. Sayre.
The key credits Sayre with the description of the British bureaucracy as orderly, symmetrical, prudent, articulate and cohesive. I could not find the quotation in any source I could check, so the attribution rests on the key.
Of the other names, Herman Finer wrote on British government and the civil service and J.D. Kingsley wrote Representative Bureaucracy (1944), a study of the British civil service as an expression of middle-class values. The question is a recall of an attribution, which elimination alone does not settle.
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