Difference between revisions of "Parliamentary republic"

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A '''parliamentary republic''' is a [[parliamentary democracy]] that is a [[Republic (Politics)|republic]] rather than a [[monarchy]].  It is to be contrasted with a [[constitutional monarchy]] that has a parliamentary government.
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A '''parliamentary republic''' is a [[parliamentary democracy]] that is a [[Republic (Politics)|republic]] rather than a [[monarchy]].  It is to be contrasted with a [[constitutional monarchy]] that has a parliamentary government, which is called a [[parliamentary monarchy]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 00:35, January 9, 2008

A parliamentary republic is a parliamentary democracy that is a republic rather than a monarchy. It is to be contrasted with a constitutional monarchy that has a parliamentary government, which is called a parliamentary monarchy.