Political stability

Definition

Political stability refers to a state or region having a consistent and secure government system without significant internal conflicts or external threats. It ensures the continuity of political institutions, policies, and social order.

Related terms

Economic prosperity: A state of flourishing economic conditions resulting from stable political governance.

Dynastic succession: The process through which power is transferred from one ruling family member to another within a dynasty.

Centralized authority: A form of governance where power and decision-making are concentrated in the hands of central authorities.