Political environment

Definition

The political environment refers to the overall atmosphere and conditions in which political decisions are made and implemented within a society. It encompasses factors such as government structures, ideologies, power dynamics, and public opinion.

Related terms

Ideology: A set of beliefs or ideas that shape individuals' or groups' understanding of politics and guide their actions.

Power dynamics: The relationships between individuals or groups that determine who holds authority, influence, or control in a particular political system.

Public opinion: The collective preferences, attitudes, and beliefs of the general population regarding political issues.