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    Justin Trudeau became the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada at 43 years of age on 4th November 2015. He represents a different and new style of leadership. His leadership style is focussed on extending and strengthening opportunities for everyone. The leadership style, approach to character and governing of Justin is very efficient and he acts as a team leader and not a one-army man (Gour, 2016). He takes time in taking action for any challenge and assesses it first. He focuses on direct communication

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    cannot be dissolved by Congress as you were voted in by the electorate. However in the UK, the executive can be replaced as it was appointed by the legislator due to this some argue the Parliamentary system in the UK is less accountable than the US Presidential system, as accountability is taken by the collective decisions of the cabinet in the UK opposed to the US where the President is held accountable as an individual, so it is easier to criticise as you are electing an individual not a party as seen

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    Political Effectiveness

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    7.0 Government effectiveness and accountability 7.1 How far is the elected government able to influence or control those matters that are important to the lives of its people, and how well is it informed, organised and resourced to do so? Rating M The elected government in the Philippines has a long way to go to fully fulfill and succeed in turning the philippines around. Although, it does show promises. With organizations like the league of provinces where it aims to “ventilate, articulate

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    differences in the political systems they use and the way the states are governed. Just because United States and the United Kingdom share these similarities and differences in their Presidential System, and the formation of their democracies, the United States is viewed by far as a much weaker state due to their Presidential System, but this was all deliberate. In Comparative Politics Domestic Responses to Global Challenges by Charles Hauss the development of the United States and the United Kingdom

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    etc background of the country. Each one one keeping in mind that people have their own perspective of a government. That they each envision a benefiting system for the population. Therefore regimes such as the parliamentary regime, presidential regime, semi presidential regime, bicameral regime, and unicameral regime exist. Parliamentary systems usually have the head of government and the head of state, with the head of government being the prime minister or premier, and the head of state often being

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    Parliamentary and Presidential System of Government: An Analysis of Modus Operandi, Characteristics and Effects in a Political Community. A presidential system of government is one in which power lies in the hands of an elected individual known as the head of state and the head of government as well. It is composed of checks and balances of which power is separated into other tiers of government such as the legislative and judicial arms of government. The legislative is broken down into upper and

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    The Life Expectancy Indicator is a statistical measure of how long a person may live, based on the year of their birth, their current age and other demographic factors including gender. The Life Expectancy Indicator from 2014 stated that Australians were expected to live to be approximately 82.5 years old. In comparison to America’s record high of 78.8, this is a huge difference in time. I believe that the expectancy of life in Australia is longer than most other counties due to the Environment Performance

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    Webster’s Dictionary defines “power” as the “ability to do anything; … capacity for producing an effect; … a wielder of authority, strong influence, or rule.” In my opinion, “power” is the ability to produce an effect from people, places or things. Thunderstorms are strong mixtures of air and water that can cause a powerful effect on weather. The White House is a place that stands as a symbol of what America as a country represents; which can produce a powerful effect, either positive or negative

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    Michaela Ottenberg 12/17/17 Part C: Compare & Contrast Paper While democracies can flourish in both presidential and parliamentary systems of government, parliamentary systems have a special advantage to the US system because of their multiparty nature. With the growth of party polarization in the United States, the two-party model is not able to properly support a presidential system. Thus, the United States could learn from multiparty parliamentary systems. While multiparty systems can create issues

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    government. The welfare, interests and rights of the constituents in each region is properly represented. There is no doubt that every member or resident of a place will be well taken care of through proper representation. This is unlike the Presidential form of government wherein it is difficult to determine the proper person to

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