autokrácia
Autokrácia, derived from the Greek words "auto" meaning self and "kratos" meaning rule, refers to a form of government where the ruler holds absolute power and authority. In an autocracy, the ruler's decisions are not subject to external oversight or constitutional constraints. This form of governance can be further classified into different types based on the source of the ruler's authority:
1. Constitutional monarchy: The ruler, typically a monarch, holds power based on a constitution that outlines
2. Absolute monarchy: The ruler, usually a monarch, holds absolute power without any constitutional constraints. The
3. Dictatorship: The ruler holds absolute power and authority, often seizing control through force or manipulation.
Autocracies are characterized by a lack of political pluralism, limited civil liberties, and a concentration of