Party System in Western Europe State (Overland)

Western Europe state
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Western Europe state (Overland)
Characteristics
The overland community contains 15 million people with two indigenous ethnic groups (the Overlanders and the Farlanders). The state is a member of the EU, NATO, and OECD. These groups all stand for better social reforms and goals to foster equality, prosperity, and opportunity. For instance, OECD uses information in various states to fight issues such as helping government prosperity and reducing the impact of poverty and financial instabilities (Martin, 2015).
Using military and political measures, NATO aims to protect its members' independence and security (Carpenter, 2013). NATO encourages democratic principles and allows its members to communicate and work together on defense and security-related topics to solve disputes, foster trust, and, ultimately, avert conflict. Finally, the EU works to advance peace, its principles, and the welfare of its inhabitants within its boundaries (Rechel et al., 2013). It helps bring freedom, protection, and justice beyond internal boundaries while taking the necessary steps at its frontiers to control immigration and refugees and combat and counter crime.
Parties the European states would contain
Therefore, the state would contain a democratic political party that fights for social reforms and financial upbringing and considers growth in train and exchange. This ideology considers its strong GDP majorly based on Agriculture. The Liberty and conservative parties are the most relevant parties for this region. This is because their doctrines are similar and beneficial to overlander, as outlined in the next section.
Strengths of the parties
Liberty party
The UK's Liberty Party is committed to social change, individual freedom, limiting the authority of the Monarch and the Church of England (many of its members were nonconformists), and expanding the electoral vote. According to Stoll (2001), the author states that the development of a political system is to influence a section of the government to obtain...