Monday, July 23, 2012

Wiktionary

List of forms of government
-cracy: rule – from the suffix -κρατία (kratia), from κράτος (kratos, “power, rule”)
-archy: form of government or rule
acracy, adhocracy, albocracy, anarchy, androcracy, anemocracy, angelocracy, antarchy, argentocracy, aristarchy, aristocracy, arithmocracy, autarchy, autocracy, barbarocracy, beerocracy, biarchy, binarchy, bureaucracy, cannonarchy, capelocracy, chiliarchy, chirocracy, chromatocracy, chrysoaristocracy, chrysocracy, corpocracy, cosmarchy, cottonocracy , cryptarchy, decadarchy, decarchy, demarchy, democracy, demonarchy, demonocracy, despotism, despotocracy, diabolocracy, diarchy, dictatorship, dinarchy, dodecarchy, doulocracy, duarchy, dulocracy, dyarchy, ecclesiarchy, endarchy, ergatocracy, ethnarchy, ethnocracy, exarchy, foolocracy, gerontocracy, gunarchy, gymnasiarchy, gynaecocracy, gynarchy, gynocracy, hagiarchy, hagiocracy, hamarchy, hecatarchy, hecatontarchy, hendecarchy, heptarchy, heroarchy, hetaerocracy, heterarchy, hierarchy, hierocracy, hipparchy, hoplarchy, hyperanarchy, hyperarchy, iatrarchy, infantocracy, isocracy, jesuitocracy, juntocracy, kakistocracy, kleptocracy, kritarchy, landocracy, logocracy, matriarchy, meritocracy, merocracy, mesocracy, metrocracy, millionocracy, millocracy, mobocracy, monarchy, moneyocracy, monocracy, myriarchy, navarchy, neocracy, nomocracy, ochlocracy, octarchy, oligarchy, paedarchy, paedocracy, panarchy, pantarchy, pantisocracy, paparchy, papyrocracy, parsonarchy, partocracy, patriarchy, pedantocracy, pentarchy, phallocracy, philosophocracy, phylarchy, physiocracy, pigmentocracy, plantocracy, plousiocracy, plutarchy, plutocracy, polarchy, policeocracy, pollarchy, polyarchy, polycracy, popocracy, pornocracy, prophetocracy, psephocracy, ptochocracy, punditocracy, quangocracy, rotocracy, septarchy, shopocracy, slavocracy, snobocracy, sociocracy, squarsonocracy, squatterarchy, squattocracy, squirearchy, squirocracy, statocracy, stratarchy, stratocracy, strumpetocracy, synarchy, technocracy, tetradarchy, tetrarchy, thalassiarchy, thalassocracy, thearchy, theatrocracy, theocracy, timarchy, timocracy, triarchy, tritarchy, tritheocracy, Whiggarchy, xenocracy

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  1. acracy

    adhocracy

    albocracy

    anarchy

    androcracy (male dominance in the traditional political arena)

    anemocracy

    angelocracy (rule by angels)

    antarchy

    argentocracy (rule or paramount influence of money)

    aristarchy

    aristocracy

    arithmocracy (rule by the numerical majority of the population)

    autarchy (absolute power held by a single individual)

    autocracy (unlimited power held by a single individual)

    barbarocracy

    beerocracy (government by the brewing and beer-selling interests)

    biarchy

    binarchy

    bureaucracy

    cannonarchy (rule by cannon)

    capelocracy

    chiliarchy

    chirocracy

    chromatocracy

    chrysoaristocracy

    chrysocracy

    corpocracy

    cosmarchy

    cottonocracy (A political system which rests on cotton economy)

    cryptarchy

    decadarchy

    decarchy (rule by ten people)

    demarchy

    democracy

    demonarchy (rule by demons used in the context of racial oppression)

    demonocracy

    despotism

    despotocracy

    diabolocracy

    diarchy

    dictatorship

    dinarchy

    dodecarchy

    doulocracy

    duarchy

    dulocracy

    dyarchy

    ecclesiarchy

    endarchy

    ergatocracy

    ethnarchy

    ethnocracy

    exarchy

    foolocracy

    gerontocracy

    gunarchy

    gymnasiarchy (gymnasiarch: in ancient Greece a magistrate who superintended the gymnasia and public games in certain cities)

    gynaecocracy

    gynarchy

    gynocracy

    hagiarchy (Government by holy people such as priests, also called hagiocracy)

    hagiocracy (Government by holy people such as priests, also called hagiarchy)

    hamarchy

    hecatarchy

    hecatontarchy

    hendecarchy

    heptarchy

    heroarchy (Government by heroes)

    hetaerocracy

    heterarchy

    hierarchy

    hierocracy

    hipparchy

    hoplarchy

    hyperanarchy

    hyperarchy

    iatrarchy

    infantocracy

    isocracy

    jesuitocracy (rule by Jesuits)

    juntocracy

    kakistocracy (government by the worst)

    kleptocracy (government by thieves)

    kritarchy (government by judges)

    landocracy

    logocracy

    matriarchy

    meritocracy

    merocracy

    mesocracy

    metrocracy

    millionocracy (rule by the wealthy)

    millocracy

    mobocracy

    monarchy

    moneyocracy

    monocracy

    myriarchy

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  2. navarchy

    neocracy

    nomocracy (a nomocracy is a government which is ruled by law)

    ochlocracy (rule of the general populace)

    octarchy

    oligarchy

    paedarchy

    paedocracy (government by children)

    panarchy

    pantarchy (an anarchistic perfect state)

    pantisocracy

    paparchy

    papyrocracy (rule by papers compare with bureaucracy)

    parsonarchy (rule by priests)

    partocracy

    patriarchy

    pedantocracy

    pentarchy (government by five persons)

    phallocracy (power of the phallus, a male-ominated society that denigrates the female role in reproduction)

    philosophocracy

    phylarchy

    physiocracy (rule of nature)

    pigmentocracy

    plantocracy

    plousiocracy (rule by the wealthy plutocracy)

    plutarchy

    plutocracy

    polarchy (usage in printed works appears to be rare)

    policeocracy (government by police, usage of term in printed works appears to be rare)

    pollarchy

    polyarchy

    polycracy

    popocracy

    pornocracy

    prophetocracy

    psephocracy (rule by ballot)

    ptochocracy (government by paupers)

    punditocracy

    quangocracy

    rotocracy

    septarchy (rule by seven people but see also [[heptarchy])

    shopocracy

    slavocracy (a social system in which the central class relationship is that between master and slave)

    snobocracy

    sociocracy

    squarsonocracy

    squatterarchy (squatters collectively)

    squattocracy

    squirearchy

    squirocracy

    statocracy

    stratarchy

    stratocracy

    strumpetocracy (rule by strumpets)

    synarchy

    technocracy

    tetradarchy (rule by four people, appears to be rarely used in printed works)

    tetrarchy

    thalassiarchy (the office of an admiral)

    thalassocracy

    thearchy

    theatrocracy

    theocracy (rule by God)

    timarchy (a term used by Plato to describe ‘the ambitious society’)

    timocracy

    triarchy

    tritarchy

    tritheocracy (rule by three deities, often in the Christian context of the Trinity)

    Whiggarchy (rule by Whigs, usually capitalized)

    xenocracy (foreign rule)

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  3. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Forms_of_government

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