Investigation of collapse of complex socio-political systems using classical stability theory

Societal collapse: A literature review

“…These two points may be considered particularly relevant today because of excessive resource exploitation and the consolidation of wealth among a small number of individuals in a community. Furthermore, Livni (2019) grouped causes as either primarily ecological (e.g., climate change and natural hazards) or primarily human-activated (e.g., reduced economic power or societal contradictions). Kemp (2019) added randomness and bad luck to this mix of causes (see also Hadlock, 2012).…”

“…Eventually, high costs limit society, leading to collapse. Similarly, Livni (2019) concluded that, when complexity increases, sufficient economic growth may keep collapse away and even delay it for centuries. Understanding systemic risks and tipping points emerges as crucial (Brondizio et al, 2016).…”

A Policy Category Analysis Model for Tourism Promotion in China During the COVID-19 Pandemic Based on Data Mining and Binary Regression

“…The study found that if the response of policy-makers and politicians was not timely and decisive during the severe market downturn, then there would be a price for the delay. Joseph 6 used the classical stability theory to model the complex social and political system, and the causes of social collapse were studied. Chen et al 7 , 8 analyzed the polarization of public opinion in group behavior based on the SIR model, and at the same time considered the influence of external information and individual internal characteristics on the polarization of public opinion.…”