The study of government lies at the heart of political science, but there is little unanimity within the discipline as to how it should be studied or as to the types or forms that exist. Indeed, the term itself has a multiplicity of distinct, if...

1 Lexeme-specific property of verbs, adjectives, prepositions, or nouns that determines the morphological realization (especially case) of dependent elements. Government can be subsumed under valence in so far as elements with valence govern the...

// n. 1. Traditionally, any instance of a dependency in which the mere presence of one element (the governor) imposes some requirement upon the form assumed by a second element which is grammatically linked with it (the governed category). For example,...

The term ‘government’ is a general one used to describe both the body that has authority in a given unit—whether national, regional or local—and the whole constitutional system. There are many different forms of government, such...

A government is "the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit,"[1] "the ruling power in a political society,"[2] and the apparatus through which a governing body functions and exercises authority.[3] "Government, with the...

"If it were not for our government, we should have nothing left to laugh at in France." -Nicholas Chamfort. "Oh Lord, grant that we may not despise our rulers-and grant also that they may not act so we can't help it." ...

Governments, big firms get farm aid $5.5 billion plan puts cash in pockets of large landholders By PHILIP BRASHER Associated Press Sunday, August 19, 2001 Washington -- When President Bush signed into a law a $5.5 billion farm bailout...

Presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday assailed a "culture of cronyism" in government as the Democratic front-runner vowed to streamline the federal bureaucracy and improve accountability.In a speech in early primary state New Hampshire, Clinton called for slashing 500,000 government contractors, potentially saving up...

Governments and anarchy and the acceptance of responsibility.

Describes the formation of government and how it was achieved in different societies.

Argues that the government cater more to the needs of youth, including the areas of employment, education, entertainment and special education.