Can someone explain the consept of political stability and political instability? I always figured political instability, for example, just meant changes in the government and political unrest, leading to sudden changes in law and legislation. But it seems more complex than that?
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The definitions of these are, to a large degree, contextual.
But yeah, I’m general, political stability means that the political situation in a given region or country is stable with little or no unrest or significant controversy that threatens up upend the political system/order in that space. Instability means that there is some sort of unrest or conflict that can change or upend the political system/order in a given region.
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