Comparative Government and Politics Translate Index Advertisement Federal System Division of Power: Power is divided between a central government and constituent units (states, provinces, or cantons). Written Constitution: A written constitution outlines the powers and responsibilities of the central and constituent governments. Dual Sovereignty: Both the central and constituent governments have their own sovereignty within … Read more
Comparative Government and Politics Translate Index Advertisement China’s political system is a one-party authoritarian state, dominated by the Communist Party of China (CPC). This system is characterized by the following key features: One-Party Rule: Dominance of the CPC: The CPC is the sole ruling party in China, exercising absolute control over the government, military, and … Read more
Comparative Government and Politics Translate Index Advertisement The political system of Canada is a federal parliamentary democracy. This means that the government is elected by the people and is accountable to Parliament, which is the supreme legislative body. Here are some of the key characteristics of Canada’s political system: Federalism: Division of Powers: Power is … Read more
Comparative Government and Politics Translate Index Advertisement Parliamentary System Fusion of Powers: The executive and legislative branches are intertwined. The Prime Minister, the head of government, is typically a member of the legislature. Collective Responsibility: The government is collectively responsible to the legislature. If the government loses the confidence of the legislature, it must resign. … Read more
