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Different types of regimes around the world

A “regime” is the system of government or the set of rules, it comes from the Latin, where means "to rule." Depending on the amount of power the rulers have, we distinguish several types: Totalitarianism, Autocratic and Constitutional system and Anarchy. Totalitarianism become a synonym  for the absolute power and total control over the lives of citizens. It is characterised by strong central rule and no permission for individual freedom like in Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. At present North Korea, Cambodia, Cuba or Kongo are the prominent examples. An interesting form is the tribal totalitarianism, which exists principally in African countries: Kenya, Zimbabwe or Uganda. It occurs when a political party that represents the interests of a particular tribe dominates the power. The Autocratic system is associated with a single ruler, who arbitrary enforces the law like in China or Egypt. In constitutional regime we have a freedom of speech and religion, whereas Anarchy can occur when a government loses its power, like in Somalia or Venezuela. A wide variety of regime types exist around the world.

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  1. englishdiary15 September 2020 at 11:08

    I understand this is an intro to your blog, where you are going to present different currently existing regimes ?
    Mind you, "who arbitrarILY enforces".

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  2. englishdiary15 September 2020 at 11:09

    And please include the link to your sources!

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