COMPARATIVE POLITIAL PARTIES
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Comparative analyze study “Political parties” will show the dynamics of the emergence existence and end of political parties. Roles of political parties in the government of the country. And national development in all dimensions. Status today multi-party system, two party system and predominant one-political party system will appear in the library democratic status. While the one-political party system would exist in the people’s democratic status or the socialist status. However political parties in those status have become an important political institution as a vehicle that drives the political course of the country. Political parties in different countries also served to change the government peacefully. In addition, political party have influence over the government determine the policy guidelines for the country’s administration according to the polies of the political party that is the government. Therefore, it can be said that political parties in liberal democracy or people’s democracy have become an important component of that country ‘s political system. For Thailand, knowledge, understanding and practice in “Political parties” do not yet have sufficient knowledge, direction and understanding to make political parties which are important political institutions. It is a mechanism to drive the country administration to be strong. Comparative studies will give a glimpse of the modern political parties. And various matters. About political parties. In other countries. This is an experience that leads to have an effective political party to lead society to prosperity and sustainable development in the country.
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