Features of the political regime of Great Britain
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https://doi.org/10.34069/AI/2023.64.04.29Palavras-chave:
democracy, features, Great Britain, political regime, totalitarianism.Resumo
The purpose of this article is to study the features of the political regime of Great Britain. Methodology. Methodological research has found its tactical expression in the following research methods: monographic, logical method, dogmatic, systemic, system analysis, historical, analyzes and synthesis Research results. The structural elements of the form of the State, which is characterized, among other things, by the form of the State and political regime, are considered. It is established that the political regime is a broader concept than the State or State and legal one. Scientific approaches to the concept of political regime, its forms and features, which are usually analyzed to determine its essence, are studied. Practical meaning. On the basis of the proposed characteristics, the peculiarities of the political regime of Great Britain, which is defined as democratic, are described. Value/originality. It is determined that there was a threat of introducing a totalitarian regime in Great Britain, however, democracy protected the monarchy from totalitarianism.
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