political system

A 'political system' refers to the structured way a society organizes its government and allocates power, resources, and authority.

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Definition

B2General

(formal, academic)The organized structure and processes by which a society is governed, including institutions, laws, and customs.

Example

  • Democracy is a political system where power is vested in the people.
  • The political system of the country ensures the separation of powers among the branches of government.

C1Political Science

(technical, academic)A framework of rules, institutions, and norms that regulate the distribution of power and decision-making within a society.

Example

  • Political scientists study the political system to understand how laws and policies are formulated and implemented.

C1Sociology

(academic)The set of social structures and relationships through which authority and governance are exercised in a group or society.

Example

  • The political system influences the social dynamics and interactions within the community.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "political system":

political unitpolitical sciencesecurity systemcomputer systemplural systempower structure