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... party and gov- ernmental structures closely followed the Soviet models of a one - party political system . The economy was trans- formed gradually into a communist command economy with governmental ownership of the means of production ...
... party and gov- ernmental structures closely followed the Soviet models of a one - party political system . The economy was trans- formed gradually into a communist command economy with governmental ownership of the means of production ...
Page 922
... parties , National and Labour ; the party that commands a majority in the House forms the govern- ment . The leader of the governing party becomes the prime minister , who , with ministers responsible for differ- ent aspects of ...
... parties , National and Labour ; the party that commands a majority in the House forms the govern- ment . The leader of the governing party becomes the prime minister , who , with ministers responsible for differ- ent aspects of ...
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... party representation allotted on the basis of the percentage of the vote received . The Norwegian Labour Party ( Det Norske Arbeiderpar- tiet ; DNA ) , the dominant party from before World War II until the mid - 1960s , advocates a ...
... party representation allotted on the basis of the percentage of the vote received . The Norwegian Labour Party ( Det Norske Arbeiderpar- tiet ; DNA ) , the dominant party from before World War II until the mid - 1960s , advocates a ...
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