Kilpailutilanteille

Kilpailutilanteille refers to a term used in Finnish politics, specifically to describe politicians or parties that engage in opposition and competition. The term is derived from "kilpailu", meaning competition, and "utilantei", which is a reference to a utilitarian perspective.

In general, politicians who adhere to this ideology prioritize winning elections and gaining power over other considerations. They often take a pragmatic approach to politics, focusing on actions and policies that can leverage the greatest outcomes. In practice, this can involve switching sides or adapting views to better align with the prevailing mood of the electorate.

Kilpailutilanteille is often associated with the Nilson picture approach, which attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of a politician based on their results. According to this view, the fact that a politician wins or loses elections at the polls has more value than what they themselves think, or what the parties pushing for their election think.

Some of the key characteristics of kilpailutilanteille include orientation towards pragmatism, flexibility in the use of language and a proactive approach to taking initiative in achieving goals. It is regarded as an impact-oriented approach, where elections are seen as not merely ballots, but instruments of action, meaning the candidates are mainly oriented towards the successful conduct of continuous public work and ongoing solution of personal, family, society and country problems, achieved by any means possible.

Kilpailutilantei is popular among Finnish voters, it arrives winners and is adopted as procedure mainstream choosing.