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ENagel · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Wali is a country being ruled by the junta, a selectorate which has the power to select or remove leaders, for the last two decades. Admission to the selectorate is determined exclusively by a candidate's military rank.

The relationship between the leader and the selectorate is highly institutionalized. This type of a non-democratic regime is known as a(n) ________.
A. oligarchy
B. personalistic regime
C. constitutional monarchy
D. single-party regime
E. military regime

Question 2

A non-democratic regime in which the selectorate consists of small social, economic, or political elite, who select a leader to represent their interests following an informal and unclear criterion is known as a(n) ________.

A. single-party regime
B. personalistic regime
C. oligarchy
D. monarchy
E. military regime