Political Stability
Definition
A condition characterized by lack of change or disruption in government, policies, and social structures over time.
Related terms
Political Instability: This is when there are frequent changes in government leadership or policies. It's like having an unpredictable job with inconsistent hours and pay.
Status Quo: The existing state or condition. In our job analogy, it would be your current work schedule and salary before any changes occur.
Social Cohesion: The willingness of members within a society to cooperate with each other in order to survive and prosper. It’s similar to teamwork at your workplace.
"Political Stability" appears in:
Subjects (3)
AP Comparative Government
AP Human Geography
AP World History: Modern
Study guides (1)
AP European History - 6.1 Contextualizing Industrialization and Its Origins and Effects
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