adhocracy: Aflexible and informal style of organization and management (臨時委員會)
albocracy: Government by white-skinned people, usually entailing discrimination against those of other colours
androcracy: The rule of man or the male
angelocracy: A government by angels
argentocracy: The rule or paramount influence of money
aristocracy: The government of a state by its best citizens
arithmocracy: A form of government in which the power is vested in the simply numerical majority
autocracy: Government by one person with absolute power (獨裁政府)
barbarocracy: Government or rule by barbarians
bureaucracy: Governmentby officials (官僚政府)
chrysocracy: Rule of the wealthy
corpocracy: Corporate governance
cottonocracy: The class who have risen to wealth through the cotton trade
democracy: Government by the people(民主政府)
demonocracy: Government or rule by demons
despotocracy: Government by a despot
Diabolocracy: Government or rule by the Devil or devils
dulocracy: Government by slaves
Eurocracy: Government by Europeans of a country or region outside Europe
Ergatocracy: Governmen tby the workers
Gerontocracy: The system of government by old men
Gynaecocracy: Government by a woman or women
Hagiocracy: A government or sovereignty of persons esteemed holy
Hetaerocracy: The rule of fellows (of a college)
Hierocracy: The rule of priests or religious dignitaries
Ideocracy: Governance of a state according to the principles of a particular (political) ideology
Idiocracy: personal rule or government
Infantocracy: The rule of an infant
Isocracy: A system of government in which all the people possess equal political power (權利平等主義)
Jesuitocracy: The rule or government of Jesuits.
Juntocracy: Government by a junto
Kakistocracy: The government of a state by the worst citizens
Kleptocracy: Government by thieves
Logocracy: A community or system of government in which words are the ruling powers
Mediacracy: The (supposed) dominance of the mass media over society through its powerful influence upon government
Meritocracy: Governmentor the holding of power by people chosen on the basis of merit (as opposed towealth, social class, etc.)
Millocracy: The rule of mill owners
Mobocracy: Government by a mob
Moneyocracy: The moneyed class as a dominant political force
Monocracy: Governmen tby a single person
Narcocracy: Agovernment or state dominated by a group of people whose wealth derives from the trade in illegal drugs
Nomocracy: A system of government based on a legal code
Ochlocracy: Government by the populace (暴民政治)
Pedantocracy: A system of government by pedants
Phallocracy: A society dominated by males (男權主義)
Physiocracy: Government according to the doctrine of the physiocrats (重農主義)
Pigmentocracy: A system of social or class distinction based on skin colour
Plutocracy: Government by the wealthy
Polycracy: Government by the many
Pornocracy: Rule by prostitutes
Psephocracy: The form of government which results from the election of representatives by ballot
Ptochocracy: A government elected by or consisting of the poor
Punditocracy: Elite members of the news media
Slavocracy: The domination of slave-holders
Snobocracy: The class of snobs
Sociocracy: A system of government by or for the benefit of society as a whole (全民政治)
Stratocracy: Government by the army (軍政)
Technocracy: Government or control by an elite of technical experts
Thalassocracy: Mastery at sea (制海權)
Theocracy: A form of government in which God (or a deity) is recognized as the king or immediate ruler (神權政治)