Now please accept that I am dealing with this from an Idealistic standpoint: Neither can exist, not Democracy, not Communism. Human nature will not allow it to. Selfish interests will always prevail & that is the nature of the Human condition. If we ALL voted for Democracy then we would all accept that the State is all there is to work for, the common good, and everything would be hunky dory. It's exactly about the Government by, for & of the People. But in the idealistic, pie in the sky, Utopia then all is possible. As for expecting it to happen then the price of bacon will go up because you will see pigs fly first ! To reiterate, there is no difference between the ideologies, both are fantastic and equally impossible. Nonetheless I am sure the debate will go on......
Republics are normally democratic.
"Communism" China, Cuba, Loa People's Democratic Republic, Vietnam, and North Korea
there are 5 current types of government, of which include communism, anarchy, republic, democratic, and monarch
Essentially communism is not democratic. A democracy is a government where the people make the decisions about the government, but in communism the government has no input from the people it governs. Instead they are told how to live, what to say/not say, and if they protest they are arrested/killed. So, to answer your question this does not exist since they are opposite theories in government. This phrase sometimes comes up in the context of the naming of certain Communist countries, which have a tendency to style themselves "The Democratic People's Republic of ..." It's nothing more than a cynical ploy to attach some legitimacy of popular government to what, in almost all cases, is barely even Communist, and usually a totalitarian dictatorship masquarading as a popularly-supported (hence "Democratic") Communist government. Good examples here are: The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (AKA North Korea), The Democratic Republic of the Congo (AKA Zaire), and the People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
The DDR (Deutsche Demokratische Republik) or in English GDR (German Democratic Republic).
Germany: Western: Federal Republic of Germany (capitalistic) and Eastern: German Democratic Republic (occupied and controlled by the Soviet Union, started to build Communism.)
Any form of government would be an alternative to Utilitarianism. You could have anything from Communism to a Democratic Republic all the way to an Oligarchy.
Historically, "Democratic Republic" usually meant "socialist". "People's Democratic Republic" (or "Democratic People's Republic" meant "really, REALLY socialist".
The United States government is a democratic republic.
No. In 1993 Czechoslovakia split into two countries, the Czech republic and Slovakia. Both of those countries are democratic countries.
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Kinshasa is the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, in Africa.