Separation of Powers
The concept of separation of powers is a foundational principle aimed at preventing tyranny by dividing government authority into distinct branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. This framework ensures that no single branch can dominate the others, promoting freedom and representation for the people. While most countries follow this three-branch model, variations exist, such as Taiwan's additional auditing branch, highlighting the adaptability of governance structures around the world.In this clip
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Episode 39: Sovereignty and the State
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