Decision-making and analysis in politics

The twenty years that have passed since the fall of the communist regimes in Eastern Europe have not led, to the surprise of some and despite the promises of others, to a more transparent politics, either within our country or internationally. In many cases, political decisions are made either outside public scrutiny or the outcome does not match the promises or expectations of the stakeholders. Political decision-making is therefore shrouded in mystery for many people, whether they are the actors or the objects of decision-making. Understanding the decisions of others and ensuring that our own decisions lead to our intended goals, or at least come close to them, is one of the important problems of political science. Together with the author, look at the problem of decision-making through the prism of the systems approach and chaos theory. Learn about the methods of political analysis, the political process and the factors that influence political decision-making. The book will be appreciated not only by students of political science, journalism, international relations and other social science disciplines, but also by