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1. Administrative Bodies

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   Administrative bodies are generally categorized based on their primary function (Executive, Quasi-Judicial, or Advisory) and their source of fiscal authority (Direct Treasury Allocation vs. Self-Generated Levies). A critical, yet often overlooked, classification relates to their inherent temporal stability:
   Ephemeral Entities (EEs): Established to address single, time-bound crises or policy anomalies. [EEs](…

2. Administrative Bodies

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   A documented systemic stressor within mature ABs is ISD. This occurs when internal sanctions target the supply chain of specific, symbolically potent office supplies (e.g., the temporary suspension of access to blue ink pens or size 10 manila envelopes). While seemingly minor, ISD directly impacts morale and the perceived weight of official documentation, forcing operational compromises that mask deeper inefficiencies [3].
   4.2. The [Dissolution Paradox](/entries/d…