What are the different forms of power sharing in modern democracies ? Give an example of each of these?
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POWER SHARING:
• The distribution of power to the various organs of government, levels of government, Political parties and other social groups is known as Power sharing.
• The concept of Power sharing was proposed by Montesqui, a French eminent scholar.
• In his book spirit of laws, he mentioned about the theory of separation of powers.
• It is important to share the power as it is a spirit of democracy.
FORMS OF POWER SHARING:
• There are different froms of power sharing. They are Horizontal, veritical, power shared with social groups and Political parties.
Horizontal: The sharing of power with different organs of government such as Legislature executive and Judiciary.
Vertical: The sharing of power with different levels of government such as Central, State and local bodies.
Social groups: The power is shared with various religious, linguistic groups.
Political parties: The power is shared with different Political parties which compete each other for power.
In this way the power is shared in different forms.
AnswEr:
Power Sharing:
Division of powers between different levels of Government is known as Power Sharing.
The Different Forms of power Sharing in Modern Democracies are:
- Vertical Distribution of Power
- Horizontal Distribution of Power
- social Groups
- Political Parties
Vertical Distribution of Power:
Division of Power between the Government at various levels.
Examples State Government, Central Government & Local Bodies
Horizontal Distribution of Power:
Division of Powers between Different organs of Government.
Examples: Judiciary, Executive & Legislative.
Social Groups:
Division of powers between Different Religious Groups.
Political Parties:
Division of powers between Different political parties which shows different ideologies.