samráðsstjórnum
Samráðsstjórnum, often translated as consensus democracy or consociationalism, is a form of democratic governance that seeks to accommodate deep societal divisions within a single political system. This model is particularly relevant in plural societies characterized by significant ethnic, religious, linguistic, or ideological cleavages. The core principle of samráðsstjórnum is to ensure that all major segments of society have a voice and a stake in the decision-making process, thereby preventing conflict and fostering stability.
Key features of samráðsstjórnum typically include grand coalitions, where all significant political parties or societal groups
Furthermore, samráðsstjórnum often involves a high degree of proportionality in political representation, ensuring that the composition