"Accommodation" in political negotiations refers to the process of making concessions or adjustments to reach a mutual agreement among conflicting parties. This strategic approach often requires balancing competing interests to create a consensus or compromise. Successful accommodation can lead to improved relationships and collaborative problem-solving, while failure to accommodate can exacerbate tensions. In political contexts, effective accommodation promotes stability and can facilitate the passage of legislation or resolutions that reflect diverse viewpoints. Understanding the dynamics of accommodation is essential for effective negotiation and conflict resolution in governance.