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This article discusses the digital development of information technology in political governance. The relevance of the research is due to the dynamic development of information technologies, which have a direct impact on the political structure. The use of information technologies makes it possible to increase the efficiency of public services, provides an effective communication environment between the state and society, and determines the transparency of the public administration system. The purpose of the study is to identify trends in the development of information technology in political management. The object of research: information technology. Subject of research: digitalization of information technologies in public administration. Methodology: By the method of systematic analysis of scientific sources and normative documents regulating the sphere of information technology implementation, the trends of digital transformation of the political system, which are relevant today, were investigated. Results: Digital information technologies can significantly enhance the impact of political campaigns and open up new horizons in understanding social processes. However, it is important to ensure their balanced and responsible use, taking into account all risks. This is the only way technology can serve the interests of democracy and society, and not become an instrument of manipulation and abuse. Conclusion: the development of information technologies, in particular, neural networks, digital tools are included in the arsenal of political strategies. The use of digital tools in political technologies opens up new opportunities for data analysis, targeted communication and even forecasting of political events.

The Routledge Handbook of Political Management is a comprehensive overview of the field of applied politics, encompassing political consulting, campaigns and elections, lobbying and advocacy, grass roots politics, fundraising, media and political communications, the role of the parties, political leadership, and the ethical dimensions of public life. While most chapters focus on American politics and campaigns, there are also contributions on election campaigns in Europe, the Middle East, Russia, Australia, East Asia, and Latin America. In addition to a thorough treatment of campai.

International audience ; This article attempts to explain why and how the Indian state has been successful in managing the militant form of Islamic fundamentalism in India, despite favourable internal and external conditions for such militancy. Internally, it includes such factors as the relative material and cultural deprivation of Indian Muslims, the context of Hindutava and the communal riots, and externally, the Islamic radical movements abroad. Varied literatures have emphasized these factors for the growth of Islamic fundamentalism and Islamic militancy across the Muslim world. However, India has not witnessed large-scale Islamic militancy, despite the growth in Islamic fundamentalist organizations. The article offers a theoretical perspective that takes into consideration the interplay of the nation-building process, the constitutional framework of minority rights, the doctrine of Indian secularism, and the democratic political process. This interplay explains the absence of large-scale militancy and violence, either on the part of Islamic fundamentalist groups/institutions or the Muslim population in India.

This article attempts to explain why and how the Indian state has been successful in managing the militant form of Islamic fundamentalism in India, despite favourable internal and external conditions for such militancy. Internally, it includes such factors as the relative material and cultural deprivation of Indian Muslims, the context of Hindutava and the communal riots, and externally, the Islamic radical movements abroad. Varied literatures have emphasized these factors for the growth of Islamic fundamentalism and Islamic militancy across the Muslim world. However, India has not witnessed large-scale Islamic militancy, despite the growth in Islamic fundamentalist organizations. The article offers a theoretical perspective that takes into consideration the interplay of the nation-building process, the constitutional framework of minority rights, the doctrine of Indian secularism, and the democratic political process. This interplay explains the absence of large-scale militancy and violence, either on the part of Islamic fundamentalist groups/institutions or the Muslim population in India.