In order for any state to have control and keep order over their respective boundaries the powers of that state must have a form of decision-making structure in place. Through the ages several types of decision-making structures have been used from democratic to authoritarian. One of the oldest types of these that are still in existence today is parliamentary which is used in several places worldwide. Even though the basic parliamentary structures of government are …showed first 75 words of 756 total…

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