MODERN POLITICAL MODELS AND SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF THE RELATIONSHIPS OF STATE BODIES AND BUSINESS STRUCTURES

Abstract

The article "Modern political models and specific aspects of the relationships of state bodies and business structures" delves into the intricate and evolving dynamics between governmental institutions and private enterprises in contemporary political contexts. It provides a comprehensive review of the current literature, highlighting key themes such as state capitalism, public-private partnerships, regulatory frameworks, and corporate social responsibility. The article also explores various theoretical advancements, including network theory and institutional theory, to understand how political models—ranging from democratic to authoritarian regimes—shape state-business interactions. Through detailed analysis, the article sheds light on the influence of globalization and international trade on these relationships, offering insights into the implications for policy and practice.