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2.3 Executive Systems

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Lesson Overview

Executives direct policy, administer the state, appoint officials, and represent the country. Formal constitutional powers interact with party leadership, security institutions, patronage, and personal influence.

Compare constitutional design with political practice across the six AP course countries.

Quantitative lens: executivesupport=governingseats/totalseats∗100{executive_support=governing_seats/total_seats*100}.

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