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Comparative Politics 1-23

23 entries in the Comparative Politics compendium.

Politics of AustraliaWestminster-style democracy with federalism and a written constitution.Politics of BrazilBrazil is a federal republic with a multi-party system and coalition presidentialism.Politics of CanadaParliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy with strong democratic traditions.Politics of ChinaA one-party authoritarian state under CCP leadership.Politics of EgyptEgypt's political system under el-Sisi faces criticism over authoritarian practices.Politics of FranceSemi-presidential republic with strong executive and parliamentary oversight.Politics of GermanyGermany is a democratic and federal parliamentary republic. The federal legislative power Politics of IndiaIndia's politics follow a parliamentary secular democratic republic system.Politics of IsraelIsraeli politics: coalition-driven, multi-party, and historically Zionist.Politics of ItalyParliamentary republic with frequent coalition governments.Politics of JapanJapan's politics blend monarchy with dominant-party parliamentary democracy.Politics of MexicoFederal republic with a multi-party system and a history of PRI dominance.Politics of NigeriaFederal presidential republic with three branches of government.Politics of PakistanPakistan's politics balance federalism, democracy, and military legacy.Politics of RussiaRussia's political system evolved from Soviet rule to a strong presidency.Politics of South AfricaSouth Africa is a flawed democracy with a multi-party coalition government.Politics of South KoreaSouth Korea's politics evolved from authoritarian rule to a vibrant democracy.Politics of SpainSpain is a parliamentary monarchy with a decentralized state of autonomies.Politics of SwedenSweden is a parliamentary democracy with a symbolic monarchy.Politics of TaiwanTaiwan's politics evolved from authoritarian rule to a full democracy.Politics of TurkeyTurkey is a presidential republic with a multi-party system.Politics of the United KingdomConstitutional monarchy with a unitary parliamentary democracy.Politics of the United StatesConstitutional federal republic with a presidential system and two-party dominance.
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