The principle of permanent revolution

The principle of permanent revolution suggests that in a society striving for true change—particularly in social and economic structures—revolutionary efforts must continue continuously, rather than stopping after initial successes. It emphasizes that developments in one part of a society or economy often create new inequalities or issues elsewhere, requiring ongoing adjustments and reforms. This idea encourages persistent activism and transformation to achieve real and lasting progress, arguing that revolutionary momentum must be maintained to prevent regression and to fully realize principles like equality and justice across all areas.