suurkoalitsioonimallid
Suurkoalitsioonimallid, also known as grand coalition models, refer to political systems where a coalition government is formed by the two largest political parties or blocs. This model is commonly observed in parliamentary democracies, particularly in countries with a proportional representation system. The primary objective of a grand coalition is to ensure a stable government by combining the support of the majority of the legislature, thereby avoiding the need for a minority government or frequent elections.
The formation of a grand coalition typically occurs after an election when no single party secures an
However, grand coalition models also have their challenges. The need for compromise can lead to policy decisions
Despite these challenges, grand coalition models have proven to be effective in promoting political stability and