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A centralized government is characterized in which the local governments are designated by the central Government of the country, like the local administrative authorities. In this type of republic unlike a [[federal republic]], local legislative assemblies do not exist. |
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Nearly any government can be said to centralize their power to a degree. The term is applied to governments that vest limited authority to its subjects and often used in comparative terms, such as "highly centralized government" or "weakly centralized government". |
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Revision as of 19:18, 6 April 2009
A centralized government is the form of government in which power is concentrated in a central authority to which local governments are subject. Centralization occurs both geographically and politically.
Characteristics
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See also
- Centralization
- Decentralization
- Government
- List of forms of government
- Comparative government
- Countries by system of government
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