does a political process exist in autocratic gov?
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a.yes.but not as we know it jim.
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the Government resides.
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A presidential government is a form of federal system.
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Try to find something about corruption in politics, I think you`ll find some interesting news. :)) OR Government structure and agreement beetwen political parties - they`ve got troubles with understand eachother. Anyway, Could you specify what kind of revolution are you looking for? The biggest and known recent scandal is "Rywin Gate".
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run government under u.s.a
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republic; authoritarian presidential rule, with little power outside the executive branch
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To answer this question, we must delve into the debate as to whether a government is REFLECTIVE of the character of the people governed, or whether it is DIRECTIVE, by which I mean that the government of a people sets its course.  Personally, I tend to believe that the government of a nation is reflective of those governed...at least it eventually gets that way.  While charismatic leaders in government DO affect the mindset of the people, lasting changes don't occur JUST because governments change.  \n\nAs evidence of this notion, look at what just happened in Afghanistan.  The U.S. took out the oppressive regime with had oppressed its people...so they turned right around and established another government: one that executes people for converting from Islam to Christianity.  So did we really help those people? \n\nLook at what happens here in the United States when one of our elected officials takes bribes, involves himself with corruption, or commits adultery.  The word of his indisretions hits the newspapers, a hue an cry is raised, and people start calling for official impeachment.  Often, crooked government officials end up in jail.  That's because at its core, the American people as a whole simply don't tolerate certain things.  True, not EVERYONE feels that way, but enough do that we have an influential trend in our country that hinders such corruption.\n\nNow compare that to the government of nations where government officials (and even cops) take bribes, the poor are exploited by the wealthy, and graft and corruption in government are practically expected.  Those things go on because, at its core, the people of that nation tolerate those things...otherwise, there'd eventually be decisive changes.\n\nSo to answer your question, no, I don't think a change in government is the answer (at least not by itself).  The hearts and minds of a nation are changed by moral trends, awareness movements, religious revivals, and sound thinking authors.  As new generations are encouraged to adopt values rooted in time-honored principles, changes occur, and the governement begins to adopt the emerging philosphy of the nation.  This brings lasting changes.\n\nTroy Fullerton\nPauls Valley, OK
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Yes the smoke filled rooms do exist, and that is where all the power is.  The elected official has too many eyes on him to pull all the strings that call be pulled from the outside.  Advisors actually can have as much or as little power as the elected official decides they can have.  These folk's are just as much the politician as the guy who gets elected, however they are appointed or hired to fulfill their role.  Advisors that work for someone who deligates his power can have as much as the elected official themselves.  The elected official has a super-ego as he wants to be in the limelight, those unnamed faces behind him do all the policy making and most of the major decisions.
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Here's a really great list... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_forms_of_government
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Thank you for sharing your epiphany with modern day politics.  I once had the highest regard for our political powers based on what I learned from the history of our founding fathers as we all have learned and I have come to the same conclusion.  The reality of the matter is that politics is everything whether we like it or not. The stroke of a pen from a leader represents a decision for the masses even if the paperwork does not represent our thoughts and beliefs to the fullest extent. That is why we must stay on top of the game and elect our leaders as skillfully as possible.  Knowing your political roots and being able to distinguish between the issues is a self taught philosophy that your social standing forces you to entertain.  Be patient.  Be informed.  Inform others.  We shall overcome!!
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Its the reading of world history, abuse of power & molestation of peoples' & even the human rights were the ordrer of Autocracy & Monarchism. Many examples of the recent past stand there in support of the records in history.  \nSo, democratic system is the better choice that can stop the emergence of Autocratic regime & Monarchism which has alway been seen as curse to the people. \nYes, God is always there for any system we follow or we don't.
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yes.a political party or a government can go for ISO accredation.but there is hardly any political party or the government that can get certification.no government had 100% efficiency.
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No.  In order for a oligarchy system of government to be truly successful, you must have the unquestioning loyalty of government institutions, including the press.\n\nA free press, by definition, is a questioning body.  Questions are unhealthy for an oligarchy.  Blind obedience is better.
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there is no popular election process.  chinese leaders are chosen internally by the government.  The government is controlled by the country's only political party, the CCP (Chinese communist party), so you could say that the Party chooses.
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The question is a bit ambiguous. Any democratic government has rules defined by It's Constitution. So it all depends on which federal government you are speaking of. The U.S Constitution for example calls for elections every two years. There isn't a prescribed method of not having an election, which would only be conceivable in a time of such great conflict/disaster that the president would be forced to suspend the entire constitution and declare martial law. This is virtually an impossibility, such events would be so terrific it probably destory the U.S, or any other government as we know it.
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I can't be very specific but I know a democracy is a system where the people vote for their representatives and all the laws/bi-laws that govern the country.
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no - in fact if something seems impossible in a particular place, then it is a great place to establish e-Government b/c e-Gov is all about change, adpating to a new way of running government processes and services and using technology to improve the current government\n\nso ont only is it not impossible, it may be likely to be more successful there than in other countries where there is too much tech to choose from, or where the current method is thought to be so perfct that no one wants to change\n\nGood luck on your debate -- remember to think of a key message / argument that you will apply no mater what the question is, and practice this outloud to use especially if you get a question you have no idea about -- politicians do this all the time, they are asked a question about "X" and they want to stress "Y" so they quickly brush over "X" and go into "what I can thell you, is that Y is the obvious solution b/c ....." or "to focus the debate on X is to take away from the core of this issue which is Y..."