Comparative political science deals with the characteristics of different political systems and attempts to identify similarities and differences between political systems. It compares constitutional conditions, taking into account the actual processes of political opinion-making, power formation, and decision-making. The subject focuses on methods of comparative political science, typologies of political systems, authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, presidential, parliamentary, and semi-presidential systems of government, majority and consensus democracies, autocracies, and federal models of government.
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