U.S. and Israeli Political Parties

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This thesis compares the political processes and parties of the United States to that of the much younger and quite differently structured Israeli nation. The paper discusses the synchronic as well as the diachronic aspects of the two political systems and discusses the parallel purposes for which both political entities are structured.

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Historic Comparisons, U. S. vs. Israeli Structures
Current Political Structures in U.S. and Israel
Conclusions and Summary

From the Paper:

"The thesis of the first subordinate comparison is to show the historic significance and structural differences between the political structure in the United States verses the political structure of Israel. This becomes an imperative as both nations essentially were formed to sever their ties to British Colonial Rule albeit in different centuries and under differing degrees of historic developments and circumstances."

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