(Pure) Autocracy
Inclusive Autocracy
Liberal Autocracy
(Minimal) Democracy
Complete Autocracy
Incomplete Autocracy
Incomplete Democracy
Complete Democracy
No
Yes
Missing information
N/A - no constitution
N/A - constitution in force
N/A - no amendment
N/A - no legislature
N/A - unicameral
N/A - no const. court
N/A - no removal
N/A - no central bank
No executive elections
N/A - no inexact schedule
N/A - no elected legislature
N/A - no reserved seats
N/A - no banned parties
N/A - no election this year
N/A - no election protest
N/A - no postponed/canceled election
N/A - no elections
No authority
One chamber's approval necessary
Both chambers' approval necessary
Unitary system
Confederation
Federal system
Autonomous decision
Central government decision
No regional/provincial governments
Plurality (FPP)
Majority
Proportional representation
Mixed systems
One
Two
More than two
0. Never colonized by a Western overseas colonial power
1. Dutch
2. Spanish
3. Italian
4. US
5. British
6. French
7. Portuguese
8. Belgian
9. British-French
10. Australian
1. Eastern Europe and post Soviet Union
2. Latin America
3. North Africa & the Middle East
4. Sub-Saharan Africa
5. Western Europe and North America
6. East Asia
7. South-East Asia
8. South Asia
9. The Pacific
10. The Caribbean
Monarchy
Military
One-party
Multi-party
Multi-monarchy
Military-multi
Military-one
No-party
No-party mon
Military noparty
Rebel regime
Other
limited multiparty
partyless
no-party
military trad
military no-party
military multiparty
military one-party
one-party
other
one-party monarchy
monarchy
rebel regime
civil war
occupation
theocracy
transitional
no-party monarchy
multiparty monarchy
multiparty-occupied
democracy
Free
Partly Free
Not Free
1. yes, general provision
2. yes, marriage allowed between a man
3. no
90. left explicitly to non-constitution
96. other
1. universally prohibited
2. prohibited except in the case of war
3. prohibited with other exception(s)n
96. Other
98. not specified
2. No
1. Yes
2. Yes, but with limitations
3. No
97. Unable to determine
1. yes
2. no
90. left explicitly to non-constitutional law
96. other, please specify in the comments section
97. unable to determine
99. not applicable
The state has no official religion
The state has multiple established religions
The state has one established religion
Specific Hostility
State Controlled Religion, Negative Attitude
Nonspecific Hostility
Separationist
Accommodation
Supportive
Cooperation
Multi-Tiered Preferences 2
Multi-Tiered Preferences 1
Preferred Religion
Historical or Cultural State Religion
Active State Religion
State Controlled Religion, Positive Attitude
Religious State 2
Religious State 1
No (other) religions are illegal and there are no significant restrictions on minority religions
No religions are illegal and no limitations are placed on them but some religions have benefits not given to others due to some form of official recognition or status not given to all religions
No religions are illegal but some or all (other) religions have practical limitations placed upon them
No religions are illegal but some or all (other) religions have legal limitations placed upon them
Some (other) religions or atheism are illegal
All (other) religions are illegal
0. Parliamentary democracy
1. Mixed (semi-presidential) democracy
2. Presidential democracy
3. Civilian dictatorship
4. Military dictatorship
5. Royal dictatorship
0. Dictatorship
1. Democracy
NA
Right
Center
Left
No local elections
Legislature locally elected
Legislature and executive locally elected
PR
Presidential
Assembly-Elected President
Parliamentary
Legislative election
Presedential election
Single-Member-District-Plurality (SMDP)
Two-Round System (TRS)
Alternative Vote (AV)
Borda Count (BC)
Block Vote (BV)
Party Block Vote (PBV)
Limited Vote (LV)
Single Nontransferable Vote (SNTV)
List Proportional Representation (List PR)
Single Transferable Vote (STV)
Mixed Dependent (or Mixed Member Proportional)
Mixed Independent (or Mixed Parallel)
Parliamentary democracy
Semi-presidential democracy
Presidential democracy
Civilian dictatorship
Military dictatorship
Royal dictatorship
Majoritarian
Proportional
Mixed
Two Round Majority-Plurality
Two Round Qualified Majority
Two Round Majority Runoff
Modified Borda Count (mBC)
Hare quota
Hare quota with largest remainders
Hare quota with highest average remainders
Hagenbach-Bischoff quota
Hagenbach-Bischoff quota with largest remainders
Hagenbach-Bischoff quota with highest average remainders
Droop quota
Droop quota with largest remainders
Droop quota with highest average remainders
Imperiali quota
Imperiali quota with largest remainders
Imperiali quota with highest average remainders
Reinforced Imperiali quota
D'Hondt
Sainte-Lague
Modified Sainte-Lague
Single Transferable Vote
Mixed/Unclear
Unitary
Hybrid unions
Federal
Missing
Parliamentary Monarchy
Presidential republic
Mixed executive
Military state
Combined
No competative elections
Yes, with major restrictions (e.g. monopoly union, compulsory arbitration, major
Yes, with minor restrictions (e.g. recognized union, balloting, proportionality,
Yes, with major restrictions (e.g. monopoly union, compulsory arbitration or con
Yes, with major restrictions (e.g. monopoly union, government authorization, maj
Yes, with minor restrictions (e.g. registration, thresholds)
Yes, with minor restrictions (e.g. registration, thresholds, only military, as p
Yes, with major restrictions (e.g. monopoly union, prior authorization, major gr
Yes, with minor restrictions (e.g. recognition procedures, workplace elections,
Yes, with minor restrictions (e.g. recognition procedures, thresholds, only mili
No statutory minimum wage
Statutory minimum wage in some sectors (occupations, regions/states) only
Statutory national (cross-sectoral or inter-occupational) minimum wage exists
No statutory minimum wage, no sectoral or national agreements
Minimum wages are set by (sectoral) collective agreement or tripartite wage boar
Minimum wages are set by national agreement (autonomous agreement) between union
National minimum wage is set by agreement (as in 1 or 2) but extended and made b
National minimum wage is set through tripartite negotiations
National minimum wage is set by government, but after (non-binding) tripartite c
Minimum wage set by judges or expert committee, as in award-system
Minimum wage is set by government but government is bound by fixed rule (index-b
Minimum wage is set by government, without fixed rule
Bargaining predominantly takes place at the local or company level
Intermediate or alternating between sector and company bargaining
Bargaining predominantly takes place at the sector or industry level
Intermediate or alternating between central and industry bargaining
Bargaining predominantly takes place at central or cross-industry level with bin
No government influence over wage bargaining
Government influences wage bargaining by providing an institutional framework of
Government influences wage bargaining indirectly through price-ceilings, indexat
The government participates directly in wage bargaining (tripartite bargaining,
The government imposes private sector wage settlements, places a ceiling on barg
There are neither legal provisions for mandatory extension, nor is there a funct
Extension is exceptional, used in some industries only, because of absence of se
Extension is used in many industries, but with thresholds and Ministers candecid
Extension is virtually automatic and more or less general (including enlargement
Fragmented wage bargaining, confined largely to individual firms or plants
Mixed industry and firm-level bargaining, weak government coordination through M
Negotiation guidelines based on centralized bargaining
Wage norms based on centralized bargaining by peak associations with or without
Maximum or minimum wage rates/increases based on centralized bargaining
Foreign-Occupied
Not Independent
Provisional
Warlord
Warlord/Foreign-Occupied