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    Power Sharing

    Made by- Aakash

    Bhardwaj

    class-10-b

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    Communities & Regions of Belgium

    Brussels

    Capital Region Dutch were a

    Minority

    Wallonia

    40% - French

    Rich & Powerful

    Flemish 59%

    - Dutch

    benefit of

    education and

    economic

    development.

    German 1%

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    Ethnic Communities of Sri LankaSri Lankan

    Tamils Occupy N & E

    Hindus &

    Muslims

    Sinhalese

    74% - Buddhist

    Indian Tamils

    Hindus &

    Mu

    slims

    Muslims 1%

    Tamils 18%

    Both Sinhalese& Tamil 7% -

    Christian

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    Reasons for Alienation

    of Sri Lankan Tamils /Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka

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    Reasons

    Dominance of Sinhalese community due to

    majority

    1956 Act made Sinhala as the only officiallanguage

    Preferential policies favouring Sinhalese in

    university position and jobs State to protect and foster Buddhism

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    Position of Sri Lankan Tamils

    Launched political parties and struggles for

    recognizing Tamil as an official langu

    age Demanded autonomy

    Equal opportunity in education and jobs

    Political organization was formed demandingan independent TAMIL EELAM

    in North & East Sri Lanka

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    Power Sharing

    by

    Accommodation

    in

    Belgium

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    Power Sharing - Belgium

    Equ

    al nu

    mber of Ministers fromDu

    tch and Frenchspeaking areas in the Central Govt.

    No single community can make decisions unilaterally

    Transfer of power from the centre to the state. Stategovt. will not be a subordinate to the centre.

    Separate govt. in Brussels with equal representation forthe French and the Dutch.

    Formation ofCOMMUNITY Govt elected by the peoplebelonging to one language community Dutch, Frenchand German wherever they live. This has powerregarding

    Culture, education and language related issues.

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    Power Sharing - Result

    The country united respectingthe feelings of different

    communities and regions.

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    Belgium & Sri Lanka

    Similarities: Both are democracies. Differences: Power sharing arrangement is different.

    What is unique about Belgium?

    Leaders have realized thatu

    nity of the cou

    ntry ispossible only by respecting the feelings and interests

    of different communities and regions.

    What was the drawback in the system followed by Sri

    Lanka? Dominance of majority community - Sinhalese by

    refusing to share power with Tamils resulting in

    disunity.

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    Why is Power Sharing desirable in a

    Democracy?

    Prudential1. Reduces conflicts between

    social groups.

    2. Stability of political order.

    3. Better outcome.

    Moral1. It is the spirit of

    democracy.

    2.People have the right to be

    consulted for governing

    practices.

    3. Power sharing is valuable.

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    Why in a democracy shou

    ld politicalpower be distributed?

    People are the source of all power.

    People rule themselves through institutions of self

    governance.

    Due respect is given to diverse groups and views.

    All have a voice in shaping public policies.

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    Forms of Power sharing

    Amongstdifferent organs

    of Govt.legislature,

    executive andjudiciary

    Results in

    balance ofpower

    Each organchecks the

    other

    Horizontaldistribution as itallows different

    organs to exercise

    different powers

    All ministers/Govt. Officialsare responsibleto parliament/

    stateassemblies

    No organgets

    unlimited

    powers

    A systemof checks

    and

    balances

    Judges canalso check

    the work ofother organs

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    Forms of Power sharing

    AmongGovts. atdifferent

    levels

    A general govt. forthe entire country-called Centre and

    govts at theprovincial/regionallevel. Federal Govt.

    State Govt.

    Constitutionaldistribution ofpower to the

    state andcentre

    Same withPanchayat andMunicipality

    Verticaldivision of

    power

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    Forms of Power sharing

    Diff r tS cial gr u s,

    r ligi us/li guistic

    Acc mm dat ss cial div rsiti swh w uld f l

    th rwisali at d.

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    Forms of Power sharing

    Political parties,pressure groupsand movementsinfluence those

    in power

    Influence ofinterest groups-

    businessmen,

    industrialists,farmers and

    industrialworkers.

    Formation ofcoalition

    Govt.whendifferent

    parties formalliances

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