Application of a Systematic Methodology for the Study of Political Processes
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The study proposes a methodology for a systematic approach to the study of political processes occurring in political systems. The political system of the state should be based on a scientific and theoretical basis, on the basis of the implementation of normative legal acts, as well as on an ideology that mobilizes the moral forces of the people for the common cause of the country. The stability of political systems is achieved by strengthening the connection or increasing the number of connections between various administrative, economic, regulatory, social, religious, and elements of the political system. The resilience of political systems is stronger if there is a political backlash in the system. The abolition of the institute of “zampolit”, as a kind of backlash in rigid systems, led to an upsurge in crimes related to the abuse of their powers by commanders, especially the tactical level. Subordinates who used to find the truth from the deputy chairman, now go directly to the prosecutor’s office and the courts. Not to mention the role and importance of this institution of power for the personnel filter. The task of formulating a generalizing goal, as an idea for everyone, should be reduced to the task of reducing entropy, where entropy is a measure of chaos and is associated with information, since information leads either to order (elimination of ambiguity, uncertainty, ambiguity) or to disorder (excessive, false information), which is detrimental to the political system.

Likhonosov A.G., Vasetsky N.A., Pivovarov Yu.F. Application of a Systematic Methodology for the Study of Political Processes. Sociopolitical Sciences. 2024. Vol. 14. No. 5. Pр. 24–30. (In Rus.). DOI: 10.33693/2223-0092-2024-14-5-24-30. EDN: QWSNHW

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