Sweden
1.
1. Political Parties
a.
Swedish Social Democratic Party – Social Democracy
b.
Moderate Party – Liberal Conservatism
c.
Sweden Democrats – Right-wing Populism, National
Conservatism
d.
Green Party – Green Politics
e.
Centre Party -
Liberalism, Agrarianism
f.
Left Party – Socialism, Feminist Politics
g.
Liberal People’s Party – Liberalism, Social
Liberalism
h.
Christian Democrats – Christian Democracy,
Conservatism
i.
Feminist Initiative – Feminist Politics
2. They
have a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. It is organized with King
Carl XVI Gustaf as the head of state, then a legislative branch that is
unicameral. The role of monarch is limited for ceremonial and representative
functions.
3. 3. There
are 9 political parties
a.
Swedish Social Democratic Party – 103,027
b.
Moderate Party – 55,612
c.
Sweden Democrats – 10,000
d.
Green Party – 10,635
e.
Centre Party – 37,340
f.
Left Party – 8,706
g.
Liberal People’s Party – 17,875
h.
Christian Democrats – 22,320
i.
Feminist Initiative – 22,240
4. 4. The
“major” or “ruling” party in Sweden is the Swedish Social Democratic Party.
5. 5. All
of these stated parties are official parties of the Swedish government.
6. 6. A
lot of these parties are around social issues or ideological issues. Some could
be considered economic depending on how one looks at the party. Some may see a
Socialist party as an economic because it is a government that for the most
parts provides everything for free because it is in the taxes. Or someone could
see this type of government as one who believes Ideology in providing for those
who are not as wealthy as others.
7. This has shown me that plenty of different types of government can succeed in the world. It does not have to be a democracy, or a socialist government. It has shown me it can be any because it all depends on the culture in which the country is immersed in and how that has a role into respect for others i.e. political leaders.
7.
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