"bossdom" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2013, Paul Smith, Unionization and Union Leadership: The Road Haulage Industry:",
          "text": "Popular bossdom, the typical government style found in open New Unions (and later, similar organizations), is distinguished by centralized organization, a hierarchical corps of appointed officials, a membership dispersed across a number of industries, and a low level of members' identification with and participation in the union. These features were a product of the trade unions' origins as bodies constructed around a core of professional organizers […]",
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        "The realm or sphere of bosses."
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