Abstract

The article examines issues related to the sustainability of the political process. Specific features of its implementation are highlighted in connection with power-exercising, decision-making and behaviour of the governors. In particular, an unusual characteristics of power is made, in connection with its determinants. Furthermore, issues associated with political power and the connections and dependencies in policy-making are analyzed. Issues of control and self-control over political power are discussed and the role of the crowd as a corrective or source of management policy is considered. The specifics of political decisions and the options of manifestation during the implementation of the political process are considered. Political behaviour is presented as a function of political power and political decisions. Emphasis is placed on the forms and motives for manifestation of various types of political behaviour.