Societies' stability

Definition

Societies' stability refers to the ability of a community or civilization to maintain order, security, and continuity over time. It involves having stable social structures, effective governance systems, economic sustainability, and cultural preservation.

Related terms

Governance systems: The structures, institutions, and processes through which a society is governed.

Economic sustainability: The ability of an economy to support the needs of its population without depleting resources or causing long-term damage.

Cultural preservation: Efforts to protect and maintain the traditions, customs, languages, and heritage of a particular group or community.