What type of government is Turkmenistan?
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republic; authoritarian presidential rule, with little power outside the executive branch
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A stable government that allows it's citizens a voice through the electoral process.\n\nAn adequate and effective national defense force.\n\nSecure borders.\n\nFreedom of speech.\n\nFreedom from persecution.\n\nThe Rule of Law.\n\nThe list is long, but not unobtainable.\n\n\nAnd last but not least, the rest of the middle east gazing upon a free Iraq and saying amongst themselves. WE WANT THAT TOO!
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the Government resides.
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Impossible to measure.  Your answer is most likely a country with no central government.  There are African nations that are eternally in governmental flux as power is shifted amoungst rival warlords.
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The best government is the government that governs the least. ~ Thomas Jefferson
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A government of the people, by the people, for the people.
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No, it's a republic. Their current president is Elías Antonio Saca González.
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A government of a few people is an oligarchy:  \nGovernment by a few, especially by a small faction of persons or families.\nThose making up such a government.\nA state governed by a few persons.
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The government deals basically with two things: the inside of a country and the outside of a country. A country is defined by just an idea, that is written on a Constitution. All countries have some type of document that defines what the country is and who their people are, and the rules of the country. If you think of a soccer match, the government is the coach, and the people are the players. The constitution is the idea that formed the team, and the rules. The game itself is like foreign relations.\nThis metaphor is very simplstic and has a lot of holes, but it's kind of like that.
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In a Parliamentary government the Executive (President or Prime Minister) more directly depends on the legislature for power. There is usually more direct control over government  by the people in this form, but it is also more inherently unstable and offers less checks and balances.
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Australia has three levels of government - Commonwealth, State and Territory, and Local.  Within the Commonwealth (national) government, there are executive, legislative, and judicial arms.
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in a bureaucratic state, government is elected and pretends to care and help the people...for reelection of course.  \n\nin a feudal state, government is not elected and doesn't have to care or help the people, it's all about themselves.
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Democracy is people's government.
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Yes many differences. Look up for each system what their basis  and structure of govt are
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absolute monarchy (rule by one monarch or dictator), constitutional monarchy (represenattive rpublic with a monarch serving as head of state) oligarchy (rule by the few or party rule),represenative republic (rule by the masses through elections for representatives), democratic republic (rule by the masses directly by referendum), anarchy (mob rule) Legislative Executive and Judicial are the branches of government not the forms of government. totalitarianism, communism, socialism etc all fall into the above categories as party rule in the case of communism or totalatarianism or democratic republic in the case of socialism.
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Capitalism government: a goverment that's run on "an economic system based on the production of commodities for sale, exchange, and profit" (wikipedia)\nBiggest capitalistic government: Britain (from mid to late nineteenth century)\n\nCommunism: "a political ideology that seeks to establish a future classless, stateless social organization based upon common ownership of the means of production" (wikipedia)\nBiggest communistic government: People's Republic of China\n\nSocialism: "refers to a broad array of doctrines or political movements that envisage a socio-economic system in which property and the distribution of wealth are subject to social control" (wikepedia)\nBiggest socialistic government: Soviet Union (in terms of economic system)
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The best type of Government is a democracy without the party system....that is representatives vote on each issue independently keeping the interests of their repective constituencies in mind and without being held ransom to common party interests and ideology. This enables a healthy national debate on each issue separately so that views of all the people are taken into consideration before a decision is made.