Liimapäätökseen

Liimapäätökseen is not a widely standardized term in Finnish administrative or legal nomenclature. The phrase appears to be a compound formed from liima, meaning glue, and päätökseen, the illative form of päätös meaning decision. In literature and discourse where it does occur, it is usually used metaphorically rather than as a formal concept, describing a process in which different actors or interests are “glued” together to reach a common decision.

Because liimapäätökseen is not a fixed technical term, its interpretation depends on the context in which it appears. It may be used to refer to consensus-building and collaborative negotiation in public administration, municipal planning, or corporate governance, where concessions and coordination produce a binding outcome. Alternatively, it can function as rhetorical language in political or organizational discussions to emphasize cohesion and compromise rather than formal procedure.

Usage of the term tends to be context-specific, and readers should consult the surrounding text to determine whether it is serving as a metaphor for cooperative decision-making, a descriptor of a particular negotiation approach, or simply a stylistic label. Given its lack of standard definition, clarification from the author or source is advisable when encountering liimapäätökseen.

See also: konsensus, deliberatiivinen päätöksenteko, kompromissi, neuvottelumenettely.