THE INFLUENCE OF IDEOLOGY ON DECISION-MAKING

Discover a fascinating analysis of the influence of ideology on the political decision-making process in Poland before the outbreak of World War II. This work presents previously unpublished archival content that sheds new light on the economic policy of that time. It is a journey through time that allows you to follow decision-making processes and model solutions, including the transfer of know-how to Poland, which are still worth considering today.

• Decision analysis as a popular research method in political science
• Inclusion of the ideological component in decision analysis
• Practical study of the application of decision analysis assumptions taking into account the axiological component
• Automotive policy understood as a result of interpretation through the prism of the prevailing doctrinal vision
• Previously unpublished archival content on Polish economic policy
• Decision-making processes and model solutions in the field of know-how transfer to Poland

This work is particularly relevant in the context of today's armaments program, purchases in Korea and the USA, and attempts to resume the production of military and civilian vehicles in the country. Decision analysis remains one of the most popular research methods in political science. At the same time, since at least the 1970s, the need to include an ideological component has been signaled.

This work is a practical study of the application of decision analysis assumptions taking into account the axiological component in the decision-making process. Assumptions and an analytical model that were presented in the author's article entitled The influence of ideology on the political decision-making process. Methodological notes ("Athenaeum. Polish Political Science Studies"). Automotive policy was understood as a result of interpretation through the prism of the prevailing doctrinal vision of a set of desired and undesirable decision situations.

The Elipsa Dom Wydawniczy publishing house presents this publication as a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in politics, economics and decision-making processes. This book offers a unique perspective on the mechanisms of shaping policy based on ideologies and values. Format 240x172 mm, paperback, 150 pages.