TYPES OF GOVERNMENT

Types of Government: Monarchy Vs Republican

Types of Government: Monarchy Vs Republican

Introduction

This paper will first look at the definition of a republic and some historical perspectives. The "Republic"? likely to be proclaimed by 2001? is designed to answer various problems contained in the Establishment push into the Pacific Rim Basin Economic Order. (http://mypage.direct.ca) The intent is to produce a Merchant-Capitalist Republic as part of an order alien to Australia's legitimate interest? and destructive of our national identity. (Neil? 1991)

Advantages and Disadvantages of Them

In parliamentary form of government? there is separation of power. One institute is elected by peoples while other is known as the father figure of the state like president like in Pakistan and India there are president elected through peoples represent. In England the father figure of the state is king or queen. IN parliamentary system this institute (president or king) has minimum functional powers in government.

In advantages of monarchy like in England:

They have not to elect new person for a new term which reduce a heavy amount of expenditures in election. (http: //mypage.direct.ca) Peoples have much respect for them than an elected person as he or she is for a term only. (Neil? 1991) The king or queen represents a historical authority. Who serve nation in history. (Neil? 1991)

4) They know they are not for a term period so they have not lust of money or misuse their authority so there are minimum chances for corruption. (Neil? 1991)

In disadvantages there are:

A single person rules in a state for a long time (mostly for life time) so peoples have no chance to remove him if he or she is not functioning properly or according to the will of people. (Neil? 1991) When a person knows that is an authority for life time he/she does not take any tension ...