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Political Parties and Party Systems in Modern Democracy

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Political parties are organized groups of individuals with common political goals and ideologies. A party system refers to the arrangement of political parties in a given country, which can be characterized as a one-party, two-party, multi-party, or non-partisan system. Introduction In the realm of modern democracy, political parties stand as a cornerstone, serving as the...

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