Politics is a field of study that seeks to understand how social forces affect political systems and institutions. Politics is often viewed as an abstract form of public concern, but it is much more than this. Politics is often characterized by the conflict between those who want what they want and those who do not want what they want. Politics is the collection of human activities that relate to making political decisions in terms of groups, genders, class, or other types of political power relationships between people. The field of political science is also known as political science, which studies government and politics.
There are many different types of politics, which can be broken down into socio-political action, national political systems, local political systems, and universal political systems. Each political system has differing goals and effects on politics, and politics is affected by all of these factors. Some types of politics are defined as hybrid because they combine elements of several other political fields. Modern polities that have emerged throughout history, like that of communist states, democratic countries, and liberal democratic countries share certain characteristics.
Many nations began as political coalitions that grew into governing coalitions. When these coalitions became strong, they formed institutions that began changing the political systems of the nations they governed. As time passed, many of these governing institutions were able to change their polities into fully fledged political parties. Today many nations exist as independent political systems that have evolved from political coalitions to fully fledged political parties.