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What kind of government Syria under?
it is a dictatorship
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.
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.
What kind of government does Hong Kong have?
Hong Kong is under a democratic government.
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.
What countries government's are unconstitutional?
Syria
Form of government of Syria?
Bobo
What form of government does Syria?
Authoritarian.
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.
