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| In recent years, however, critics of the medical profession have increasingly questioned such assumptions, arguing instead that the reforms we have described "centralized, bureaucratized, modernized and expanded medicine and medical education in the interests of physicians' own professional needs and with little regard for the needs of the public. 88) that became the national yardstick for measuring success, first among white men during the antebellum period, and then casting a wider net in the post-Civil War era; and the other a "culture of surveillance" that some resented as an invasion of privacy but others welcomed as a way to redeem their financial and spiritual selves in an increasingly bureaucratized, market-oriented society. The Soviet Union, even more bureaucratized than American public schools, collapsed in a week. |
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