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Government Statistics > Status (most recent) by country

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Countries (A to Z) Description
Algeria pseudo-democracy
American Samoa dependent democracy
Angola transition
Argentina federal democracy
Australia federal democracy
Bahrain pseudo-democracy
Benin pseudo-democracy
Bolivia democracy
Botswana democracy
Brazil democracy
Burkina Faso pseudo-democracy
Burundi transition
Cameroon pseudo-democracy
Central African Republic dictatorship
Chad pseudo-democracy
Chile democracy
Colombia democracy
Comoros transition
Congo, Democratic Republic of the transition
Cook Islands democracy
Cote d'Ivoire pseudo-democracy
Cyprus democracy
Djibouti pseudo-democracy
Ecuador democracy
Egypt pseudo-democracy
Equatorial Guinea pseudo-democracy
Eritrea dictatorship
Ethiopia pseudo-democracy
Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) dependent democracy
Fiji democracy
French Polynesia dependent democracy
Gabon pseudo-democracy
Gambia, The pseudo-democracy
Ghana democracy
Guam dependent democracy
Guinea pseudo-democracy
Guinea-Bissau democracy
Guyana democracy
Iran pseudo-democracy
Iraq dictatorship
Israel democracy
Jordan pseudo-democracy
Kenya democracy
Kiribati democracy
Kuwait pseudo-democracy
Lebanon pseudo-democracy
Lesotho democracy
Liberia pseudo-democracy
Libya dictatorship
Madagascar federal democracy
Malawi democracy
Mali democracy
Marshall Islands democracy
Mauritania pseudo-democracy
Mayotte dependent democracy
Micronesia, Federated States of federal democracy
Morocco democracy
Mozambique democracy
Namibia pseudo-democracy
Nauru democracy
New Caledonia dependent democracy
New Zealand democracy
Niger democracy
Nigeria federal democracy
Niue democracy
Norfolk Island dependent democracy
Northern Mariana Islands dependent democracy
Oman absolute monarchy
Palau democracy
Papua New Guinea democracy
Paraguay democracy
Peru democracy
Pitcairn Islands dependent democracy
Qatar absolute monarchy
Rwanda transition
Saint Helena dependent democracy
Samoa democracy
Sao Tome and Principe democracy
Saudi Arabia absolute monarchy
Senegal democracy
Seychelles democracy
Sierra Leone democracy
Solomon Islands democracy
Somalia transition/anarchy
South Africa federal democracy
Sudan pseudo-democracy
Suriname democracy
Swaziland absolute monarchy
Syria dictatorship
Tanzania federal pseudo-democracy
Togo pseudo-democracy
Tokelau democracy
Tonga pseudo-democracy
Tunisia pseudo-democracy
Turkey democracy
Tuvalu democracy
Uganda pseudo-democracy
United Arab Emirates absolute monarchy
Uruguay democracy
Vanuatu democracy
Venezuela pseudo-democracy
Wallis and Futuna dependent democracy
Western Sahara resistance
Yemen democracy
Zambia democracy
Zimbabwe pseudo-democracy


DEFINITION: Democracy: state in which democratic structures provide for an alternance of power
Pseudo-Democracy: state in which there are democratic structures but without a real chance for an alternance of power
Transition State: a state with a transitional structure
Absolute Monarchy: a one-party state, or a state governed by an absolute monarchy or dictatorship.

SOURCE: electionworld.org

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DJ
19th August 2009 		The United States is a Republic by law, not a democracy. Fix that
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