központiszövetségi

központiszövetségi is a Hungarian term that translates to "centrally allied" or "federation centered." It refers to a system or organization where power and decision-making are concentrated in a central authority, while still allowing for some degree of autonomy or representation for constituent parts. This concept can be applied in various contexts, including political structures, organizational frameworks, and even abstract ideas of unity.

In a political sense, a központiszövetségi state might be a federation where the federal government holds significant power, influencing or dictating policies to its member states or regions. This contrasts with a more decentralized model where regional governments have greater independent authority. The balance of power between the central entity and its components is a key characteristic of such a system.

Beyond politics, the term can describe how different branches or departments within a large organization collaborate under a unified leadership or strategy. It implies a coordinated effort driven by a central vision. The effectiveness of a központiszövetségi structure often depends on clear communication, defined roles, and a shared understanding of goals among all involved parties. The term emphasizes the hierarchical nature of the alliance or federation, with the center playing a crucial role in its cohesion and direction.