Governments And Political Systems
23 entries in the Governments And Political Systems compendium.
Government of FranceExecutive power of the French Fifth Republic.Government of IndiaNational authority of the Republic of India, established by the Constitution.Government of JapanJapan's government is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system.Government of RussiaHighest federal executive body of the Russian Federation.Government of the United KingdomCentral executive authority of the United Kingdom.House of Commons of the United KingdomElected lower house of the UK Parliament, holding government to account.Indian National CongressIndia's oldest political party, a big tent centrist force.Institutional Revolutionary PartyMexican party that ruled for 71 years as a one-party state.Justicialist PartyMajor Argentine party founded by Juan Perón.Labour Party (UK)Centre-left UK party governing since 2024.Instrument of GovernmentFirst codified constitution of England, adopted in 1653.IndependenceCondition of self-government and sovereignty over a territory.Independence referendumA vote on territorial independence, not always binding.Law of BrazilBrazilian law is based on statutes and civil law traditions.Law of FranceFrench law is a civil law system with a hierarchy of norms.Law of GermanyCivil law system rooted in Roman and Germanic traditions.Law of IndiaIndia's legal system blends colonial, religious, and modern statutory law.Law of ItalyItalian legal system based on codified Roman law and the 1948 Constitution.Law of JapanJapan's legal system blends civil law codes with indigenous traditions.Law of PolandPoland's civil law system with codified public and private laws.Law of RussiaCivil-law system with supreme constitution and strong presidential power.Law of SpainContinental law system with constitutional supremacy and autonomous community legislation.Law of the People's Republic of ChinaA civil law system subordinated to CCP leadership.
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