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What kind of government is Syria under?
Syria is a republic under an authoritarian military-dominated regime.
What kind of government is ISIS trying to create in Syria and Iraq?
Nopr
What has the author Volker Perthes written?
Volker Perthes has written: 'Scenarios for Syria' 'Political economy of Syria under Asad' -- subject(s): Syria, Economic policy, Social conditions, Economic conditions 'Syria under Bashar al-Asad' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Geopolitics, Economic conditions 'Der Aufstand' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Protest movements
What form of government does Syria have?
Syria is republic under an authoritarian regime (similar-ish to a dictatorship), but will soon be a democratic country (hopefully) as long as the civil war there goes as it is currently progressing. In fact, many Syrians would like a democratic-type government there. Source: I am Syrian.
What type of government is Syria?
Syria is a single party Presidential Republic.
What kind of government does Hong Kong have?
Hong Kong is under a democratic government.
Is Syria government a democracy monarchy or theocracy?
It is neither of those three. Syria is a Republican Dictatorship, which is to say that Syria has the general laws and procedures that make it a republic (such as a President, a Congress, etc.) but whose rulers are not elected, even though they should be. Syria has been under martial law from 1967-Present.
Form of government of Syria?
Bobo
What form of government does Syria?
Authoritarian.
What countries government's are unconstitutional?
Syria
What kind of political system is Syria?
Syria is a non-democratic country with a government characterized by authoritarian rule under President Bashar al-Assad and the Ba'ath Party. The political system is structured around a centralized power structure with limited political freedoms and heavily influenced by the military and security apparatus.
Does Syria have a federal government?
No, everything is centralized under the president. Governors in Syrian provinces are not elected by the people, they're appointed by Bashar al-Assad himself. All of Syria's provincial governors are associates and henchmen of Bashar al-Assad. As for Syria to get a federal government, that would be a great idea once Bashar al-Assad falls from power, since Syria has many multi-religious and multi-ethnic communities.
