Compromise

Definition

Compromise in the context of public policy, public interest, and power involves reaching a mutual agreement where conflicting parties make concessions to find a solution that is acceptable to all. It is a fundamental aspect of political negotiation aiming to balance diverse interests and power dynamics for the collective good.

Related terms

Negotiation: The process by which conflicting parties discuss their differences and attempt to reach an agreement or solution.

Public Interest:

Refers to the welfare or well-being of the general public and society as a whole.

Power Dynamics:

The ways in which power is distributed and exercised within a society or among groups, affecting decision-making processes and outcomes