Revolution Theory

Revolution Theory explains how societies or political systems change rapidly through significant upheavals, often involving collective action like protests or insurgencies. Instead of gradual reform, revolutions disrupt existing structures to establish new governance or social orders. This theory examines factors such as economic inequality, political repression, and social mobilization that create conditions for these dramatic shifts. Essentially, it highlights how accumulated dissatisfaction and organized effort can lead to a fundamental transformation of societal institutions within a relatively short period.