Wangun pamaréntahan

Cithakan:Wangun papréntahan Wangun papréntahan iku istilah kang ngrujuk marang tatanan institusi pulitik kanggo nata nagara lan kakuwasan nagara liwat pulitik masarakat.[1] Padhanané antarané kalebu "jinis rezim" lan "sistem papréntahan". Dhéfinisi iki isih lumaku sanadyan papréntahan ora kasil sajeroning ngetrapaké kakuwasané. Tanpa ndeleng kwalitasé, siji pamaréntah kang gagal iku uga isih dianggep sawining wangun papréntahan. Gréja, prusahaan, klub, lan èntitas sangisoré tataran nasional liyané uga duwé wangun "papréntahan", nanging sajeroning artikel iki mung organisasi nagara kang didhiskusèkaké.

Wolulas nagara ign donya ora nyebutaké kanthi cetha wangun nagarané sajeroning jeneng resmi nagara (jeneng resmi Jamaica, contoné, mung "Jamaica" waé), nanging liyané duwé jeneng resmi kang mratélakaké wangun papréntahan, utawa saora-orané wangun papréntahan kang diperjuangaké:

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  1. http://assets.cambridge.org/052184/3162/excerpt/0521843162_excerpt.pdf Kopstein and Lichbach, 2005

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