övertoneläge
The Overton Window is a concept in political science that describes the range of ideas the public will accept. It's often visualized as a spectrum of policy ideas, where some are considered radical, some acceptable, and some mainstream. The "window" represents the range of ideas that are politically viable at any given time.
The window is not static; it can shift over time. This shift can be influenced by a
The concept is named after Joseph P. Overton, a former senior vice president at the Mackinac Center
The Overton Window is a tool for understanding how policy debates evolve and how public opinion can