liittoutumienjohtamina
Liittoutumienjohtamina, or coalition leadership, refers to the practice of a political party or coalition of parties forming a government and sharing leadership responsibilities. This arrangement is common in parliamentary systems where no single party secures an absolute majority of seats in the legislature. The leader of the largest party typically becomes the prime minister, while other parties in the coalition may hold key ministerial positions.
Coalition leadership can take various forms. In some cases, the coalition partners may agree to share the
The primary advantage of coalition leadership is that it allows for the formation of a stable government,
Coalition leadership is a common feature in many parliamentary democracies, including those in Europe and North