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International Government
International government includes the way that governments organize themselves, internally and externally. Ask questions here about the government, history, organization, office holders and traditions of nations not covered elsewhere in the site, relations between states and systems of international governance like the United Nations.
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Is variable cost a relevant cost?
No. If a variable cost does not differ between alternatives than it is irrelevant.
Why countries in Europe have an autocratic government?
Belarus is the only European country to have an autocratic government. There is no real explanation as to why a country has an autocratic government, other than the absolute ruler being power hungry.
They are called index fossils.
What are the advantages of the seniority system?
Its Good When It Comes Down to picking whos first...Seniority is very important in Congress. Under the seniority system, committee chairmanships and other influential positions are decided on the basis of how long a member has been in Congress. The seniority system was created to weaken the power of the Speaker of the House, which had become almost dictatorial. The system provides for an orderly hierarchy and ensures that committee chairmen are sufficiently experienced. Seniority also has its drawbacks: it limits the opportunities for talented young members of Congress to make their mark. Seniority also makes Congress less responsive to reform because power is concentrated in the hands of older, established members.
Who is the president of Republica Dominicana?
From 2004 to 2012 was Leonel Fernandez Reyna and actually since 20 may 2012 is Danilo Medina Sanchez.
Read more: Who_is_the_president_of_dominican_repbulic
Who is the new prime minister of srilanka?
Disanayaka Mudiyanselage (D S) Jayaratne was the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka in 2012.
Jayaratne became the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka on 2010 April 10.
Which division of the United Nations is called the town meeting of the world?
The General Assembly is the town meeting of the world.
Should parliament delegate lawmaking power to delegated legislation?
The parliament should delegate lawmaking power to delegated legislation, which, in this case, is the exectutive. The reason for this is because the parliament lacks of the time, resource and expertise in making so detailed laws to full the "gaps" within a particular Act. The executive is the appropriate role in making those subordinate legislations and regulations, etc, within the limit of the power under a statute. == == == ==
Does Russia have political parties?
Russia does have political parties. At present, Russia has four main political parties, which are United Russia, Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Political party LDPR, and A Just Russia. The dominant party is the United Russia.
What social class is more important in communism?
Actually, there is no such thing as social class in a communist society. The idea is that everyone is the same, everyone is equal, no one is higher than another, and is all overlooked by the government. I guess you could say the politicians are more important, but then again, that would cancel out the whole idea of communism.
Can congress veto a state law?
The President The President has the power to veto laws but I don't think he is part of congress. If a president veto's a law, the two houses of congress can try to override the veto. Anyway, I believe congress can veto.
the president vetoe laws
Do states have the power to conduct foreign relations?
No. This is a power exclusively given the federal government.
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Seventeenth-century Polynesia suffered radical change caused by?
The small island nations that make up Polynesia underwent radical change due to colonization in the 17th Century. Primarily, the English and Dutch established colonies in Polynesia during this period.
Representatives of lok sabha who are graduate?
only two hundred are graduated while others are just idiots
The relevant of pressure group in a democratic despensation in nigeria?
Pressure groups raise matters that governments might ignore.
What does the secretary of justice do?
There is no such thing as Secretary of Attorney. Do you perhaps mean Attorney General? Or do you mean what does an attorney's secretary do?
What country has a consensus form of government?
Consensus democracy is most closely embodied in certain countries such as Switzerland, Lebanon, Sweden, Iraq and Belgium, where consensus is an important feature of political culture, particularly with a view to preventing the domination of one linguistic or cultural group in the political process.[2] The term consociational state is used in political science to describe countries with such consensus based political systems. An example of such a system could be the Dutch Poldermodel.
In Canada, the territorial governments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut also operate on a non-partisan consensus government model, unlike the oppositional political party structure that prevails elsewhere in Canada.
Consensus (non-party) government also operates in Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Guernsey also operates a non-ministerial system of government in which government departments are headed not by ministers with executive authority, but by boards or committees of five members. A proposition to introduce executive/cabinet-style government was heavily defeated in the States of Deliberation (Guernsey's parliament) when the matter was last debated in 2002. (source wikipedia)
