List of Countries by type of Government
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This is a list of nations by type of government.
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Single-Party States
A Single-Party State is defined as a state where executive power is ostensibly vested directly in the people, in a single party, as represented by a body of individuals selected or appointed by the populace (or themselves) as caretakers for the greater good of the people. While Single-Party states can resemble fascist states or democratic states, the primary difference is that the Single-Party State tends to at least pretend to believe in the maxim “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs” as well as a general distaste for capitalism or exploitation of labor.
Single-Party States can be subdivided further into:
- Theocratic State, where central control is viewed as being divinely inspired or is in the hands of a religious authority.
- Single-Party Autocracy, in where the power rests exclusively with a single individual or autocrat as caretaker for the ideology of the nation.
- Single-Party Plurality, in where the power rests with more than one individual as caretakers for the ideology of the nation
| Nation | Head of State | Type of Government |
|---|---|---|
| Alenichev | The Beloved leader Vladimir Alenichev | Single-Party Autocracy |
| Panaya | Cardinal Chancellor Nathakara | Single-Party Autocracy |
| Velheln | (...) | Single-Party Autocracy |
| Iascartyr | President Donnacha | Single-Party Autocracy |
| Khadis | Premier When Ba-Lun | Single-Party Autocracy |
Democratic states
A democratic state is defined as a state in which the Head of State is an elected political office, chosen by some or all of the people, either through representatives or directly. Such states differ from communist states in that they usually have multi-party systems.
Democratic states can be further categorized according to the seat of executive power:
- parliamentary republic - executive power is fully, if not formally, vested in the foremost member of the legislature, often called a prime minister or chancellor.
- semi-presidential republic - executive power is shared between a president elected by the people and the foremost member of the legislature.
- presidential republic - executive power is fully vested in a president elected by the people.
And according to division of political authority:
- unitary state - the national government holds full authority over regional and local government.
- federal state - regional or local governments retain a certain degree of autonomy within their jurisdictions.
| Nation | Head of State | Type of Government |
|---|---|---|
| Alahre | Chancellor Kurak Seluran | federal presidential republic |
| Anadile | Consul Anu Podrangu Consul Paavo Elva | unitary presidential republic |
| Template:AND | President Olderiko Nonato | unitary presidential republic |
| Anqar | Premier | unitary parliamentary republic |
| Araukang | President Hava Mriam | unitary presidential republic |
| Arvitan | Premier Ervin Raillagh | federal parliamentary republic |
| Benintak | Premier Tesale Gondarike | unitary parliamentary republic |
| Beqara | President Bouraneq Fare | federal parliamentary republic |
| Beyahrem | President Kóraq Sheifen | unitary parliamentary republic |
| Template:Flag | President Pawlo Ribayro | unitary semi-presidential republic |
| Cennen | Rawigèl Yhen Inslir | federal parliamentary republic |
| Clairone | Prime Minister C. Fedlarus Vesperides | federal parliamentary republic |
| Comanoba | President | unitary presidential republic |
| Gebrence | President Alharic Daflotta | federal parliamentary republic |
| Haaku | President Gideon Rider | unitary parliamentary republic |
| Linaret | President Kanur Augara | federal presidential republic |
| Raenamon | Thaar Aeshri Hansalo | unitary presidential republic |
| Template:Flag | President Harmand Aldric Buchalter | semi-presidential federal republic |
| Sanfranchez | Major President Lauren Johns-St. Langsburg | federal parliamentary republic |
| Template:SCW | First Minister Kirad Waelau | federal parliamentary republic |
| Triana | President Bigral Stee | federal parliamentary republic |
| Vasmontio | President Laŭrenco Roso | unitary presdential republic |
| Template:VRD | President Amat Vir | unitary semi-presidential republic |
| Template:Flagcountry | First Consultant Brino Daguor | federal parliamentary republic |
| Zénland | Federal Chancellor Vinsent Jenner | federal presidential republic |
Dictatorial States
A Dictatorial State is defined as a state where executive power rests with a single individual or small group of individuals, not necessarily related by blood, who exercise strong if not total control over every aspect of the state.
Dictatorial States can be further subdivided into:
- Theocratic state, where central control is viewed as being divinely inspired or is in the hands of a religious authority.
- Oligarchy, where power rests with a small elite segment of society (Plutocratic (wealth), Aristocracy (family, social status, political party) or Military)
- Military Dictatorship, where rule is in the hands of an individual military leader.
- Populist Dictatorship, where the charismatic, autocratic ruler has convinced the people that he rules on behalf of all the people.
- Authorist State, a state adhering to the principles of Authorism.
| Nation | Head of State | Type of Government |
|---|---|---|
| Arisnona | President Jabro Letarazo | Aristocratic Oligarchy |
| Archenomeo | Supreme Academician Petrus Verlo | Intellectual Oligarchy |
| Galamorea | Chancellor Talaris Aslatek | Meritocratic Oligarchy |
| Nova Esperia | Father of the Nation Roberto Sjalar | Aristocratic Oligarchy |
| Røysaborg | Spokesman Steinvald Torgrimsson | Aristocratic Oligarchy |
| Nathaia | Author Delan Author | Authorist Dictatorship |
| OCCP | Primus Jerin Ganyin | Authorist Dictatorship |
| Tejj Empire | Emperor Ceryt IV | Authorist Dictatorship |
| Druzia | Prime Arial Haram Ul-Zadak | Theocratic Dictatorship |
| Sharoyl | Kyrronyl Toshuma Azoru Alvys | Theocratic Dictatorship |
| Akthyles | Triumvirate (see national article) | Theocratic Oligarchy |
| Outer Slombovia | Captain-General Yingqi | Military Dictatorship |
| Samsar | General Erasmus Grendal | Military Dictatorship |
| Makaria | Chancellor Ramad Tamir | Military Dictatorship |
| SCCP | Primus Raddik Teng-Shin | Military Dictatorship |
| Dúneghosta | President Trudo Dorcaigh | Military Oligarchy |
| Baylesland | High Majistrate Jonathan Bayles | Plutocratic Oligarchy |
| Laduja | President Barak Umaran | Plutocratic Oligarchy |
| Noïvar | Chancellor Sebastïao Dornik | Plutocratic Oligarchy |
| Gasjenae | Enar (President) Fotaj Pe-Taq | Populist Dictatorship |
Monarchist states
A monarchist state is defined as a state in which executive power is vested, even nominally, in a noble or royal bloodline. Actual governance may approach democracy, but the Head of State is an individual with noble blood, usually from a single family line.
- absolute monarchy - the monarch exercises full political authority and is unanswerable to any other party, regardless whether there is a constitution ostensibly limiting the monarch's power.
- semi-constitutional monarchy - the monarch exercises some political authority, but is limited to a certain degree by the constitution and the nation's parliament.
- constitutional monarchy - the monarch is recognized as titular Head of State, but all significant power is held by the nation's parliament, usually by a prime minister or chancellor.
- commonwealth state - the titular Head of State is the head of the Norric Commonwealth, the King of Haarden, who rules through the country's appointed leader, and may or may not have anything to do with the actual governance of the state.
| Nation | Head of State | Type of Government |
|---|---|---|
| Aedhael | Ard-Ri Lir Cearbhaile | constitutional monarchy |
| Aliôn | King Valerio III of Sareborga-Aasen | constitutional monarchy |
| Arëdighùan | Righ-Këjsãre Örjan Körnishenkä | absolute monarchy |
| Elimnu Confederation | King Alexander Khairi Veladin | absolute monarchy |
| Template:Flagcountry | King Dulvan III | semi-constitutional monarchy |
| Haarden | King Karl VIII | constitutional monarchy |
| Inodeji | Director Gimor Hierlofaxih | semi-constitutional monarchy |
| Kwaljon | Chel Fe Brung | Authorist absolute monarchy |
| Losmái | King Tra Vótahn | semi-constitutional monarchy |
| Neuvian Federation | High King | constitutional monarchy |
| Portae Margaeon | Mo'i Apuahile | absolute monarchy |
| The Principality of Osthausen | Prince Alfred II | constitutional monarchy |
| Pirimassia | High King TBD | constitutional monarchy |
| Shilikar | Avatar Kurvakan Shulikor 1-15 | absolute monarchy |
| Skjønøhav | King Børje II | constitutional monarchy |
| Strolus | Queen Valios Farshee IV | semi-constitutional monarchy |
| Surimtak | Prince-Regent Salok II Kal-Risulom | absolute monarchy |
| Valentin | Prince Andrew I | absolute monarchy |
Other states
States with government types which do not fall into any of the other categories.
| Nation | Head of State | Type of Government |
|---|---|---|
| Central Zunian States | collection of totalitarian warlord states | |
| Eysturoy | anarcho-socialist society | |
| Humvossar | Viceroy Ulthar Meskami | collection of city-states |
Unclassified states
These states cannot be classified due to insufficient data.
