Politics Infographics

There are 8 libraries containing 358 vector stencils and 10 examples for design politic infographics and make sample politic chart.

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Politics Infographics Examples

There are a few samples that you see on this page which were created in the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM application by using the Politics Infographics solution. Some of the solution's capabilities as well as the professional results which you can achieve are all demonstrated here on this page.

All source documents are vector graphic documents which are always available for modifying, reviewing and/or converting to many different formats, such as MS PowerPoint, PDF file, MS Visio, and many other graphic ones from the ConceptDraw Solution Park or ConceptDraw STORE. The Politics Infographics solution is available to all ConceptDraw DIAGRAM users to get installed and used while working in the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM diagramming and drawing software.

Example 1: Two Party Preferred Counting Flowchart

This sample depicts the two-party-preferred counting flowchart. This is the preferred voting form in Australia. The votes are counted, and the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated due to last place. Then the ballots are recounting to the next option and this is implemented in described way until there are two candidates left and a two-party-preferred figure is defined. These last two candidates will be the representatives from the two major parties. The two-party-preferred method is effective for estimating the result of voting and making predictions of subsequent preferences from smaller parties in order of their expected elimination during the process of instant-runoff voting. And finally, it is used to predict which major parties will win and hold the majority of seats in a further formed government. The voting results in Australia over the past decades can be also illustrated here in a diagram as statistics on the method's use.

Example 2: Anacyclosis

The anacyclosis is a cyclic theory of political evolution. This sample illustrates the sequence in which the anacyclosis proceeds according to Polybius. The diagram counts six components and is constructed in a form of a Circular Arrow diagram. The theory of anacyclosis is based upon three basic forms that proceed in a certain order. It is believed that the "benign" government such as monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy are weak and unstable, and that's why they strive to outgrow into the three basic forms of "malignant" government, which are the tyranny, oligarchy, and ochlocracy. The interests of "malignant" governments are focused on the interests of a selected few while the "benign" ones take into account the interests of all. For example, a monarchy with a king in charge, which abuses its authority degenerates to tyranny. All these forms at the head with monarchy are presented in a diagram along with corresponding clipart images. Use ConceptDraw’s Politics Infographics solution to describe the principles of internal and external politics, foreign policy, identity politics in visual terms.

Example 3: Branches of US Government

This sample depicts the branches of the federal government of the United States according to the U.S. Constitution. The United States government is based on the principles of republicanism and federalism. There are three branches that make up the government: the executive, marked by the White House, the legislative — The U.S. Capitol, and the judiciary — The Supreme Court. The United States Congress is carried to the legislative branch of the federal government and being bicameral comprises the House of Representatives and Senate. The executive power belongs to the president, so it is also included along with a vice president. And finally, the judicial branch that is represented by the Supreme Court and also includes the courts of appeals, district courts and courts of special jurisdiction. Being strictly listed this structure is now easily observed and perceived by wide auditorium, and can be extended with detailed information about the authorities of representatives of each branch.

Example 4: Cleavages in Society

This sample presents split in society according to the theory of Seymour Martin Lipset and Stein Rokkan, which was developed in the 1960s as an idea of a division of voters into voting blocs. In 1967 Lipset and Rokkan defined four basic cleavages for western civilization that further influenced all European political parties. According to this theory, the established structure of political parties system in Western Europe is the result of social conflicts in these societies that arose as a result of the separation between the center and the periphery, the state and the church, the city and the village, the owner and the worker. These four opposing groups are shown in this illustration. The listed conflicts appeared as the result of modernization processes and revolutions that have taken place in the countries of Western Europe. The first two conflicts occurred in the result of national revolutions in these countries, and the other two — industrial revolutions.

Example 5: E-Government Dimensions

This sample illustrates the dimensions of E-government that uses information and communication technologies, technological communications devices, and Internet to provide public services and information to the citizens of a certain country or region. E-government is a useful opportunity, now implemented and developed in many countries and jurisdictions. It provides citizens with new opportunities for access to public services, allowing the government to provide its services to citizens directly and conveniently. This form allows achieving better management, creates convenient conditions for citizens, expands the scope, including the involvement of citizens in management. The system of E-government is realized with the use of graphical user interfaces, instant messaging, audio/video presentations, etc. and is convenient in use. However, E-government has some disadvantages that might be overcome in close future, these are the lack of equality in public access to computers and Internet, the threat to reliability of the information on the web, vulnerability to cyber attacks.

Example 6: Nolan Chart

This sample presents the Nolan Chart in its traditional form. It is a chart designed by American libertarian activist David Nolan in 1969 that expands political view analysis and allows you to take a broad look at libertarianism. Nolan divided all human political actions into two broad categories: economic and personal, which are presented in this chart. The economic actions include all that people do as producers and consumers and personal ones are related with all that concerns their self-expression and individual relations. There are presented the right parties including conservatives and in opposite them the left including liberals. The first ones stand for more freedom in economic matters and more government intervention in personal, the second ones vice versa. The libertarians favor both personal and economic freedom, free markets and oppose government intervention in both areas. The authoritarian oppositionists maintain government control in both of these areas. The centrists are also included.

Example 7: Politics of Japan

This sample illustrates the structure of the political system in Japan, which constitutes the multi-party bicameral parliamentary representative democratic constitutional monarchy, where the Constitution defines a system of civil law and the rights of Japanese people. The Emperor is at the top of the structure, he is a symbol of the State and the unity of people, executes the ceremonial duties and haven't real power. The Prime Minister is the head of government and cabinet, and both represent the executive branch. The Prime Minister must be a civilian and is designated by the Emperor as directed by the Diet. In turn the Cabinet members are appointed by the Prime Minister, also from the civilians. The National Diet relates to the legislative power and includes the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors. And finally, the judiciary is presented by the Supreme Court and lower courts.

Example 8: Public Sphere

This political infographic is dedicated to the public sphere and depicts its connection with the political sphere and individuals. In a broad sense, the public sphere is an area of a social life that joins individuals together with a goal to identify and discuss the problems of mutual interest to elaborate a common opinion about them that will impact political actions. More often these discussions are realized by means of personal meetings, mass media, social media, publications, and documents. The public sphere is considered by people as a power based on democracy and motivating to the formation of a common public opinion, which later becomes a political action. The term public sphere was first coined by the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, who defined it as a virtual or imaginary community, the existence of which is not necessary in any particular space. The use of apt clipart allows you to make this diagram interesting and understandable, to reflect the unification of individuals with the same goal or problem that needs to be solved.

Example 9: Separation of Powers

This political infographic is dedicated to the separation of powers between authorities in France. The governance power is divided into three main branches — executive, legislative, and judicial. Each of them has its own separate and independent powers and responsibilities, not conflicting with each other. The President represents the executive branch, which also includes Executive and Cabinet departments as well as Independent government agencies, all working together to ensure compliance with the laws. The Congress relates to the legislative branch occupied by creating laws along with the House of Representatives and Senate. The Courts belong to the judicial branch, they interpret the laws and include the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, and District Courts. You see that each branch is limited only by its own functions and does not relate to the functions of others, this method prevents the concentration of power. Being colorful and illustrative this diagram will be interesting for everyone.

Example 10: Three Dimensional Axis of Politics

The visual organization in political groups, organizations, and parties in accordance with certain conceptual axes is accepted in the political sphere. The axes present groups with diametrically opposite views, concepts, and programs at their ends, such as left-right, dependency-autonomy, and so on. Initially, European political polls used one-dimensional politics and showed that it uses only one axis from left to right, but today many countries, regions and organizations have a more complex political spectrum, respectively counting more axes. This sample illustrates the three-dimensional axis structure of politics. The vertical axis is authoritarianism-libertarianism, it is colored by red. The other two axes are crossed, they represent left-wing politics and right-wing politics highlighted in blue, and productivism with opposite anti-productivism colored in light-blue. Adding the third axis was proposed by the researcher and ecologist Florent Marcellesi and made it possible to consider ecologism as a political ideology. The color differentiation and clipart are visual and suitable even is serious issues, so don't be afraid to experiment and present political news visually.