Political System of Britain
Parliament consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The membership in the House of Lords is hereditary. The Commons is the elected House. It consists of 635 members of Parliament. The power of Queen is strongly restricted by Parliament.
The Prime Minister is the leader of the Government. He chooses a number of ministers in the cabinet. The second largest party forms the official opposition with its "shadow cabinet".
Political party system
Study of legal nature of the two-party system of Great Britain. Description of political activity of conservative party of England. Setting of social...
Becoming of Great Britain
United Kingdom of Great Britain and North Ireland. Geographical Position of the British Isles. Britannic history. Population of Britain today: The soc...
The Tax System of the United States
Federalism and the Tax System. Federal Taxes and Intergovernmental Revenues. Tax Reform. The Progressivity of the Tax System. Political Influences on...
The role of television in political processes
Influence of television on modern political practice. Nature of media power and its impact on political system of society, its character, practice and...
Types of political regimes and their characteristics
The political regime: concept, signs, main approaches to the study. The social conditionality and functions of the political system in society. Charac...
