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*{{legend|#66BC66|'''Republic with an executive presidency nominated by or elected by the legislature:''' President is both head of state and government; ministry, including the president, may or may not be subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #99FF99 to match tables above --> | *{{legend|#66BC66|'''Republic with an executive presidency nominated by or elected by the legislature:''' President is both head of state and government; ministry, including the president, may or may not be subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #99FF99 to match tables above --> | ||
*{{legend|#FF9B30|'''Parliamentary republic:''' Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #FFD383 to match tables above --> | *{{legend|#FF9B30|'''Parliamentary republic:''' Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #FFD383 to match tables above --> | ||
| + | *{{legend|#dbfa8c|'''Directorial republic:''' Head of state consists of a college of several people and is also head of government; head of state is independent of legislature}} <!-- change to #dbfa8c to match tables above --> | ||
*{{legend|#E85252|'''Constitutional monarchy:''' Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #FFC0AA to match tables above --> | *{{legend|#E85252|'''Constitutional monarchy:''' Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence}} <!-- change to #FFC0AA to match tables above --> | ||
*{{legend|#EF13F9|'''Semi-constitutional monarchy:''' Head of state is executive; monarch personally exercises power in concert with other institutions}} <!-- change to #FFD0EE to match tables above --> | *{{legend|#EF13F9|'''Semi-constitutional monarchy:''' Head of state is executive; monarch personally exercises power in concert with other institutions}} <!-- change to #FFD0EE to match tables above --> | ||
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*{{legend|#AC7030|'''One-party state:''' Head of state is executive or ceremonial; power constitutionally linked to a single political movement}}<!-- Some party leaders are holding the ultimate power rather than heads of state --><!-- change to #DDAA77 to match tables above --> | *{{legend|#AC7030|'''One-party state:''' Head of state is executive or ceremonial; power constitutionally linked to a single political movement}}<!-- Some party leaders are holding the ultimate power rather than heads of state --><!-- change to #DDAA77 to match tables above --> | ||
*{{legend|#6b8e23|'''''Countries in which constitutional provisions for government have been suspended (e.g. Military dictatorship)'''''}} | *{{legend|#6b8e23|'''''Countries in which constitutional provisions for government have been suspended (e.g. Military dictatorship)'''''}} | ||
| − | *{{legend|#818181|''''' | + | *{{legend|#818181|'''''Other; no constitutionally defined basis to current regime (e.g. transitional governments)'''''}} <!-- change to #EEDDC3 to match tables above --> |
== Republican governments == | == Republican governments == | ||
=== Presidential republic === | === Presidential republic === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Byasa}} | |
*{{flag|El Salvador}} | *{{flag|El Salvador}} | ||
*{{flag|Eleutherios}} | *{{flag|Eleutherios}} | ||
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*{{flag|Jackson}} | *{{flag|Jackson}} | ||
*{{flag|Karimun}} | *{{flag|Karimun}} | ||
| − | |||
*{{flag|New Gandor}} | *{{flag|New Gandor}} | ||
*{{flag|Paleocacher}} | *{{flag|Paleocacher}} | ||
| − | |||
*{{flag|Sequoyah}} | *{{flag|Sequoyah}} | ||
*{{flag|Svedonia}} | *{{flag|Svedonia}} | ||
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*{{flag|Lurjize}} | *{{flag|Lurjize}} | ||
*{{flag|Terranihil}} | *{{flag|Terranihil}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Uulgadzar}} | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Republic with an executive presidency nominated by or elected by the legislature === | ||
| + | *{{flag|New Illyricum}} | ||
=== Parliamentary republic === | === Parliamentary republic === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Fieri}} | |
| − | *{{flag| | + | *{{flag|Hapatmitas}} |
| + | *{{flag|Kivu}} | ||
*{{flag|Monsilva}} | *{{flag|Monsilva}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Montesayette}} with an executive presidency | ||
*{{flag|Reykanes}} | *{{flag|Reykanes}} | ||
| − | *{{flag| | + | *{{flag|Rotorua}} |
| − | |||
*{{flag|Tirol}} | *{{flag|Tirol}} | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Directorial republic === | ||
| + | *{{flag|Avengis}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Sconia}} | ||
== Monarchal governments == | == Monarchal governments == | ||
=== Constitutional monarchy === | === Constitutional monarchy === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Abersiania}} | |
| − | *{{flag| | + | *{{flag|Ajakanistan}} |
| + | *{{flag|Akvarelusus}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Kernev}} | ||
*{{flag|Tumland}} | *{{flag|Tumland}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Verquon}} | ||
=== Semi-constitutional monarchy === | === Semi-constitutional monarchy === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Araucarlia}} | |
| − | *{{flag| | + | *{{flag|Kwazulu-Ciskei}} |
| + | *{{flag|Storosnova}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Syntsi}} | ||
=== Absolute monarchy === | === Absolute monarchy === | ||
| + | *{{flag|Akhmola}} | ||
*{{flag|Creeperopolis}} | *{{flag|Creeperopolis}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Montcrabe}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Rakhman}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Saratov}} | ||
*{{flag|State of the Church}} | *{{flag|State of the Church}} | ||
| + | *{{flag|Tyrandor}} | ||
== Other governments == | == Other governments == | ||
=== One-Party state === | === One-Party state === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Tranquillia}} | |
| − | *{{flag| | ||
*{{flag|Zloveshchiy}} | *{{flag|Zloveshchiy}} | ||
=== Military government === | === Military government === | ||
| − | + | *{{flag|Pavulturilor}} | |
*{{flag|Rakeo}} | *{{flag|Rakeo}} | ||
=== Other === | === Other === | ||
| + | *{{flag|Entropan}} | ||
*{{flag|Quebecshire}} | *{{flag|Quebecshire}} | ||
| − | *{{flag| | + | *{{flag|Majocco}} |
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 16 April 2024
The following is a list of the global systems of government.
Contents
List of countries
Map
Legend
- Presidential republic: Head of state is the head of government and is independent of legislature
- Semi-presidential republic: Head of state has some executive powers and is independent of legislature; remaining executive power is vested in ministry that is subject to parliamentary confidence
- Republic with an executive presidency nominated by or elected by the legislature: President is both head of state and government; ministry, including the president, may or may not be subject to parliamentary confidence
- Parliamentary republic: Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence
- Directorial republic: Head of state consists of a college of several people and is also head of government; head of state is independent of legislature
- Constitutional monarchy: Head of state is mostly or entirely ceremonial; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence
- Semi-constitutional monarchy: Head of state is executive; monarch personally exercises power in concert with other institutions
- Absolute monarchy: Head of state is executive; all authority vested in absolute monarch
- One-party state: Head of state is executive or ceremonial; power constitutionally linked to a single political movement
- Countries in which constitutional provisions for government have been suspended (e.g. Military dictatorship)
- Other; no constitutionally defined basis to current regime (e.g. transitional governments)
Republican governments
Presidential republic
Semi-presidential republic
Republic with an executive presidency nominated by or elected by the legislature
Parliamentary republic
Fieri
Hapatmitas
Kivu
Monsilva
Montesayette with an executive presidency
Reykanes
Rotorua
Tirol
Directorial republic
Monarchal governments
Constitutional monarchy
Semi-constitutional monarchy
Absolute monarchy
Other governments
One-Party state
Military government
Other
Notes
See also
- Armorial of sovereign states
- Capital punishment by country
- Global Democracy Index
- Languages of Terraconserva
- LGBT rights by country
- List of aircraft carriers
- List of country calling codes
- List of countries and dependencies by area
- List of countries by GDP (nominal)
- List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita
- List of countries by intentional homicide rate
- List of countries by population
- List of countries by system of government
- List of countries by Human Development Index
- List of current heads of state and government
- List of current state leaders by date of assumption of office
- List of designated terrorist organizations
- List of flags of sovereign states
- List of ongoing armed conflicts
- List of sovereign states
