Week 10: Federal, Unitary and Local Government and Legislatures (Government and Politics continues Continues)
Federalism is a type of government in which the power is divided between the national government and other governmental units. It contrasts with a unitary government, in which a central authority holds the power, and a confederation, in which states, for example, are clearly dominant.
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Course Material
- Week 1: The Concept of Political Development
- week 2: Theories of Political Development
- Week 3: Theories of Political Development (Continued)
- WEEK 4: Socio-Political change and Modernization, Major Theories and Implications
- Week 5: Major theories and Implications continues..
- Week 6: Leadership: The concept
- WEEK 7: Bureaucratic Leadership (Leadership continues )
- Week 8: Military and Police Leadership (Leadership continues)
- Week 9: Government and Policies: Political Parties
- Week 10: Federal, Unitary and Local Government and Legislatures (Government and Politics continues Continues)
- Week 11: Assemblies
- Week 12: National Identity and Integration
- WEEK 13: Major Issues and Problems of Political Development: Nationalism
- Week 15: Major Issues and Problems of Political Development Nationalism
- Week 16: Political Change: Development, Violence, Terrorism and Revolution
- Chapters 15
- Department Politics and International Relations
- Teacher
Dr Asiya Saif Alvi
