Polity

Legal Definition and Related Resources of Polity

Meaning of Polity

Synonyms of Polity

noun

  • body politic
  • civil constitution
  • commonwealth
  • constitution
  • country
  • course
  • form of government
  • func:mental principles of government
  • line
  • nation nationality
  • plan of action
  • platform
  • policy
  • principles
  • procedure
  • program
  • recognized principlespublicae forma
  • republic
  • sovereignty
  • state
  • systemgovernment

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Definition of Polity

The Canada social science dictionary [1] provides the following meaning of Polity: An ‘umbrella’ term used to refer to the roles and institutions of a society that directly shape the way the society is governed. There is debate about what institutions should be included in a description of the polity. It involves state institutions of government, the political parties, interest and advocacy groups. It will also include the media and other institutions directly affecting poltical values, opinions and behaviour.

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Notes and References

  • Drislane, R., & Parkinson, G. (2016). (Concept of) Polity. Online dictionary of the social sciences. Open University of Canada

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