Political Decision Making refers to the process of making choices and selecting courses of action by individuals in positions of authority, ...

A Political Decision-Making Process refers to the processes involved in making decisions related to political actions and policies, often influenced by ...

A decision involves a choice between two or more alternatives: whether to take drugs, whom to marry, when to retire, which candidate to support in the election, ...

Most of them can be undone, revised, corrected; moreover, they decide the question to which they refer only preliminarily and for the time being. They are ...

This chapter provides a general framework for studying individual decision-making that applies to both everyday citizens and to political elites.

Political decision means a decision made by an elected official or elected body of a policy nature and which has general application.

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Political Decision Making will examine both core arguments and broader issues in the field of decision making, creating connections ...

A key characteristic of democracy is the common good. It is important that political representatives make good political decisions.

If political decision-making is not well organized this hampers the ability of elected representatives, parties and governments to respond to the crisis.

Understanding our political nature: how to put knowledge and reason at the heart of political decision-making. Advances in behavioral, decision and social ...