tweepartijenstelsel
The "tweepartijenstelsel" is a political system characterized by a division of power between two main political parties or blocs. This system typically emerges in parliamentary democracies where governance alternates between two dominant parties, often leading to a predictable cycle of power sharing and opposition. The term is derived from Dutch origins, with "twee" meaning two and "partijen" meaning parties, indicating a political landscape primarily influenced by two key political entities.
In such a system, these two parties or coalitions usually compete for control over legislative and executive
Historically, this system has been prominent in countries such as the Netherlands, where it has contributed
Overall, the "tweepartijenstelsel" exemplifies a political landscape dominated by two major parties, influencing electoral dynamics, policymaking,