The Executive — Concept Maps
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4 concept maps of The Executive for ICSE Class 12 Political Science, each also written out as a text outline. Maps: The Executive: Comprehensive Overview.
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The Executive: Comprehensive Overview
The map in words
- The Executive
- Meaning and Definition
- Broad Sense
- All functionaries
- Civil service included
- Narrow Sense
- Executive heads
- Policy formulation
- Broad Sense
- Recruitment Methods
- Hereditary
- Direct Election
- Indirect Election
- Legislative Election
- Nomination
- Types of Executive
- Nominal vs Real
- Singular vs Plural
- Political vs Permanent
- Democratic vs Totalitarian
- Parliamentary vs Presidential
- Functions
- Internal Administration
- External Relations
- Legislation
- Finance
- Judicial
- Political Executive
- President/PM
- Temporary tenure
- Elected/Accountable
- Formulate policies
- Permanent Executive
- Civil Service
- Merit-based
- Permanent tenure
- Implement policies
- Neutral and Expert
- US System
- President
- Real Executive
- 4-year term
- Max 2 terms
- Cabinet
- Advisory only
- President is boss
- Vice-President
- Limited role
- Succession
- President
- Indian System
- President
- Nominal head
- 5-year term
- Can be re-elected
- Prime Minister
- Real Executive
- Variable tenure
- Parliamentary support
- Cabinet
- Collective body
- Collegial decision-making
- Vice-President
- Rajya Sabha chair
- More significant
- President
- Comparisons
- US President vs Indian President
- Real vs Nominal
- US President vs Indian PM
- Fixed vs Variable
- Independent vs Dependent
- US President vs Indian President
- Meaning and Definition
Mind map showing the two interpretations of 'executive' - broad and narrow sense - along with key functions
The map in words
- Executive
- Broad Sense
- All Officials
- Civil Service
- Police Forces
- Administrative Staff
- Narrow Sense
- Executive Heads
- Ministers
- Policy Makers
- Principal Officials
- Functions
- Law Execution
- Policy Implementation
- Administration
- Public Welfare
- Broad Sense
Flowchart showing five methods of executive recruitment with country examples and characteristics
The map in words
- Methods of Recruitment
- Hereditary
- UK, Saudi Arabia
- Stable but Anti-democratic
- Direct Popular Election
- Brazil, Philippines
- Democratic but Risky
- Indirect Election
- USA, India, France
- Best Balance
- Legislative Election
- Switzerland, China
- Representative System
- Nomination
- Former Colonies
- Undemocratic
- Hereditary
Executive as the most important organ of government, covering its meaning, recruitment, kinds, functions, importance, and the executive systems of the USA and India
The map in words
- Executive as the most important organ of government, covering its meaning, recruitment, kinds, functions, importance, and the executive systems of the USA and India
- Meaning of Executive
- Recruitment of Executive
- Tenure of Executive
- Kinds of Executive
- Functions of Executive
- Importance of Executive
- Political and Permanent Executive
- Executive in USA
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