One-Party State
One-Party State
A one-party state is a political system in which only one political party holds real power.
In such a system, opposition parties are banned, weakened, or made meaningless.
Examples in this unit include:
- Ghana under Kwame Nkrumah
- Algeria under FLN rule after independence
Note
one-party state = 一党制国家，常被辩护为“稳定”或“国家统一”，但通常限制政治多元化