Kokoomaneuvottelu
Kokoomaneuvottelu, which translates to "coalition negotiation" or "government formation negotiation" in English, refers to the process of forming a government in a parliamentary system, particularly prevalent in countries like Finland. Following an election, when no single party secures a majority of seats in the legislature, multiple parties must negotiate to form a coalition that can command a majority. This negotiation is crucial for establishing a stable government that can pass legislation and govern effectively.
The process typically begins with informal discussions between parties that have compatible political ideologies and electoral
The success of kokoomaneuvottelu depends on the willingness of participating parties to compromise and find consensus.