The question (6 marks)
A drafting committee preparing a constitution for a large and diverse country is told by one of its members that the real choice before it is a single one: "either we are unitary and presidential, or we are federal and parliamentary; the two pairs go together." Argue for or against that statement, and explain what the committee should in fact decide. (6 marks)
MU Module II, classification of governments by independent criteria; pack ch. 02 §3.1 and §4.
Plan your answer on paper before you look at the authorities — issue first, then the rule, then apply it to these facts.
It tests Unit 2 · Government as a Concept in Political Theory of Political Science – I.
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