IDEOLOGY AS A MOTIVATIONAL TECHNOLOGY IN MANAGEMENT (A Sociological Approach)
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Abstract
In the contemporary world, one of the key directions of social management technologies is the mobilization of individuals and social groups toward the achievement of specific goals. Ideology is a system of ideas and beliefs that defines the value framework and objectives of society and guides individual and collective behavior. In modern conditions, ideology functions not only as a form of political and social consciousness but also as a motivational technology. From this perspective, the capacity of ideology to stimulate and regulate human behavior transforms it into an essential instrument of social management and motivational mechanisms. The application of ideology as a motivational technology in modern management and social technologies creates opportunities for harmonizing individual goals with collective objectives. This, in turn, constitutes a crucial factor for social stability, development, and cohesion. The purpose of this study is to provide a scientific explanation of ideology as a motivational technology in management and to demonstrate its mechanisms of application.
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management, ideology, motivation, social technology, socio-political analysis, sociological perspective, conceptual model, social norms, values, belief, social control system
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