Strong State

Definition

A strong state refers to a government that has the ability and authority to effectively enforce laws, maintain order, and exercise control over its territory.

Related terms

Weak State: A weak state lacks the capacity to enforce laws or provide basic services to its citizens.

Authoritarianism:

Authoritarianism is a form of government where power is concentrated in the hands of a single leader or small group without any meaningful checks or balances.

Rule of Law:

The rule of law means that everyone, including those in power, must follow the same set of laws. It ensures fairness and equality before the law.