Societal destabilization refers to situations where social order is disrupted or weakened due to various factors such as economic downturns, political upheavals, or social unrest. It often involves a breakdown in established institutions and norms.
Related terms
Economic recession: A significant decline in economic activity characterized by reduced production, increased unemployment rates, and decreased consumer spending.
Political instability: The condition where political systems are prone to frequent changes in leadership or face challenges that threaten their stability.
Social unrest: Public dissatisfaction leading to protests, demonstrations, strikes, or other forms of collective action against perceived injustices or grievances within society.