The role of strategic management dimensions on power of political parties in Georgia and its approach from Operation to State Level

Abstract

The term strategic management is mainly used to define operational plans that help us to achieve the company's internal goals. The broader definition of this word also includes setting goals, and the main expected result of strategic management in businesses is to create a competitive advantage for them. Competitive advantage is basically the advantage that a business has over its competitors in the same market. In fact, the correct implementation of strategic management helps companies to lead their activities in the market. A party or a political formation is an organizational, political and social entity that seeks to be effective in the country, this influence is usually done by nominating those with views aligned with the party to gain responsibilities, positions and political power. Political parties in Georgia participate in activities such as election campaigns, educational research or political protests. Parties usually seek to apply a specific ideology or a specific point of view that is mentioned with certain goals in their statute and programs, and causes the emergence of people with the same goals around the party axis. This research studied dimensions approaches of strategic management presence in the parties performance in Georgia.