Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	political dynasty	Anti-nepotism advocates	Political dynasties are seen as obstructing fair representation and democratic governance by those who oppose nepotism in politics.	1
2	political dynasty	Australia	Political dynasties in Australia are controversial and often met with public scrutiny due to their contradiction to the principles of merit-based political representation.	1
3	political dynasty	Brazil	In Brazil, political dynasties are widespread and deeply entrenched, with influential families passing many political positions from one generation to another.	1
4	political dynasty	Canada	In Canada, political dynasties are seen as undermining democratic values by concentrating power within specific families and limiting opportunities for others.	1
5	political dynasty	Contemporary politics	Political dynasties in contemporary politics are viewed as a symbol of nepotism and undemocratic governance.	1
6	political dynasty	Historical politics	Political dynasties in historical politics are perceived as a sign of stability and the continuation of established leadership.	1
7	political dynasty	Nigeria	Political dynasties are prevalent in Nigerian culture, with specific families holding substantial political sway and passing down power over generations.	1
8	political dynasty	Pakistan	Political dynasties are a common occurrence in Pakistan, with family members frequently holding political power and promoting relatives.	1
9	political dynasty	Sweden	In Sweden, political dynasties are rare and seen as undesirable, with political power expected to be earned independently.	1