ustrojowa

Ustrojowa is an adjective in Polish derived from the noun ustój, meaning system, regime, or order. It is used to describe anything related to the political, social, or organizational structure of a state or institution. The feminine form ustrojowa is used with feminine nouns (for example, reforma ustrojowa, kultura ustrojowa), while the masculine and neuter forms are ustrojowy and ustrojowe respectively.

In academic and policy contexts, ustrojowa commonly appears in phrases that refer to the regime or organizational framework rather than substantive content. It is frequently found in political science and sociology when discussing changes to the state’s structure, norms, and institutions, such as reforms and cultural patterns that shape governance.

Typical examples of usage include kultura ustrojowa, which denotes the institutional or political culture of a system, and reformy ustrojowe, meaning reforms to the regime or constitutional order. The term emphasizes the structural and normative aspects of how a system is organized and operates, rather than its day-to-day policy outputs.

See also: ustój, ustrojowy, system polityczny, kultura polityczna, reformy ustrojowe.

Note: While common in scholarly writing, ustrojowa is primarily a descriptive term used in discussions of state and organizational structures, and its precise meaning depends on context and the noun it modifies.