By Roberto Reale(*)
In the unicameral Legislative branch of Finland (Eduskunta), a country with a population of five million, there is a Committee for the Future made up of seventeen legislators (8.5% out of a total of 200) from different parties, which is responsible for making an objective analysis of reality in order to find effective solutions for long-term challenges. From the political science point of view, this Parliament, not only performs the legislating, representing and overseeing functions, but also adds the power to build up a vision through the political debate of possible scenarios.