COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS

Political systems present a wide range of designs, reflecting the multiple needs and values of societies. Examining these systems illuminates how authorities are organized, how power is allocated, and the connection between citizens and their officials. Key distinctions emerge between democracy, dictatorship, and oligarchy, each with its own streng

Political polarization is a complex phenomenon that has increasingly/steadily/rapidly become a defining feature of modern democracies. ,It is characterized by, the widening gap between political viewpoints, resulting in increased division and hostility/animosity/discord. , Such factors include the rise in social media, , information silos, and poli