éénpartijsysteem
éénpartijsysteem is a Dutch term referring to a political system where a single political party holds all power and dominates the government. In such a system, other political parties are either outlawed or effectively prevented from participating in elections or holding any significant influence. The ruling party often controls all branches of government, including the legislature, executive, and judiciary.
The existence of an éénpartijsysteem typically implies a lack of political pluralism and a suppression of
Historically, many authoritarian and totalitarian regimes have operated under an éénpartijsysteem. Examples include the Soviet Union
While officially recognized political opposition is absent, informal resistance or dissent may still exist within the