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UK system
Parliamentary
Japan System
Parliamentary
South Africa System
Parliamentary
Germany System
Parliamentary
France system
Semi-presidential
Russia System
Semi-presidential
Mexico system
Presidential
Nigeria system
Presidential
US system
Presidential
Iran system
theocracy
China System
Communist 1 party rule
UK electoral system
SMD
Japan electoral system
Mixed
South Africa electoral system
Proportional
Germany electoral system
Mixed
France electoral system
Proportional
Russia electoral system
Proportional
mexico electoral system
Mixed
Nigeria electoral system
SMD
US electoral system
SMD
Iran electoral system
SMD
UK division of power
Unitary but devolved
Japan division of power
Unitary
South Africa division of power
Unitary
Germany division of power
Unitary
France division of power
Unitary
Russia division of power
Federal
Mexico division of power
Federal
Nigeria division of power
Federal
US division of power
Federal
Iran division of power
Unitary
China division of power
Unitary
UK head of state
Monarch
UK head of gov
Prime Minister
Who elects the PM of UK
House of commons
Japan head of state
Emperor/monarch
Japan head of government
Prime Minister
SA head of state/gov
President (elected by national assembly)
Germany head of gov
Federal Chancellor (elected by Bundestag)
Germany head of state
President (elected by special federal convention)
France head of gov
Prime Minister
France head of state
President
Russia head of state
President
Russia Head of gov
Prime Minister
Nigeria head of gov/state
President
Iran head of state
supreme leader ((Assembly of Experts selects)
Iran head of gov
President
China head of state
President
What is the federal character principle? where is it implemented?
Must appoint ministers from every region/ethnicity. Nigeria
Whats the ANC
The dominant political party in South Africa
Whats codetermination
Largest firms in Germany have to give up seats on the board of directors to the union
"sperrklausel" or "election threshold
In germany you must have 5% of national vote
Note 
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