List of forms of government | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-06

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List of forms of government


00:00:14 1 Forms of government by power structure
00:00:25 2 Forms of government by power source
00:00:35 2.1 Types of democracy
00:01:15 2.2 Types of oligarchy
00:02:34 2.3 Types of autocracy
00:03:16 2.4 Pejorative attributes
00:03:45 2.5 Other attributes
00:03:53 3 Forms of government by ideology
00:04:04 3.1 By socio-political attributes
00:04:13 3.1.1 Types of monarchy
00:04:57 3.1.2 Types of republic
00:05:35 3.2 By socio-economic attributes
00:06:03 3.3 By geo-cultural attributes
00:06:17 4 Forms of government by other attributes
00:06:28 4.1 By significant constitutional attributes
00:07:26 4.2 By approach to regional autonomy
00:09:16 4.3 Theoretical and speculative attributes
00:09:31 5 See also



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This article lists forms of government and political systems, according to a series of different ways of categorising them. The systems listed are not mutually exclusive, and often have overlapping definitions.