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Head of State - Understanding the Role and Influence of National Leaders - cover

Head of State - Understanding the Role and Influence of National Leaders

Fouad Sabry

Editorial: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Sinopsis

What is Head of State?
 
Head of State delves into the apex of political power, exploring the roles, powers, and functions of the highest office in various political systems. It examines the influence of this position on governance, diplomacy, and national identity, providing readers with a clearer understanding of global politics and the structures that shape executive leadership.
 
Overviews:
 
1: Head of State – Learn the core concept of the head of state and its key role in leadership.
 
2: Constitutional Monarchy – Explore how tradition meets governance in constitutional monarchies.
 
3: Prime Minister – Understand the intersection of the prime minister's role with the head of state.
 
4: President (Govt Title) – Discover the global variations of the president’s role and authority.
 
5: Separation of Powers – Learn about how governments balance power to prevent abuses.
 
6: Westminster System – Explore how the Westminster model influences many democracies.
 
7: Head of Government – Differentiate the distinct roles of head of state and head of government.
 
8: Veto – Investigate how veto power serves as a legislative check.
 
9: Parliamentary System – Understand how heads of state function in parliamentary frameworks.
 
10: Presidential System – Explore the independent authority of the president in such systems.
 
11: President of India – Case study of a non-executive head of state with key constitutional duties.
 
12: Reserve Power – Uncover discretionary powers of heads of state in extraordinary cases.
 
13: Commander-in-Chief – Learn about heads of state’s military roles ensuring national security.
 
14: List of Countries by System of Government – Compare governmental systems across nations.
 
15: President of Sri Lanka – Case study of a semi-presidential head of state.
 
16: Australian Government – Explore Australia’s federal system and its head of state’s role.
 
17: Parliamentary Republic – Investigate the symbolic but important role of the head of state.
 
18: African Union Member States – Review the diverse political systems of the African Union.
 
19: Constitution of Armenia – Study Armenia’s hybrid political system and its head of state.
 
20: Non-Sovereign Monarchy – Understand the position of heads of state in non-sovereign monarchies.
 
21: Semi-Parliamentary System – Discover systems where executive power is shared.
 
Who is this book for?
 
This book is perfect for professionals, students, and enthusiasts in political science. It offers advanced insights into executive leadership, enhancing understanding of how heads of state shape governance worldwide.
Disponible desde: 22/09/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 465 páginas.

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