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✔ Understand the early warning signs of civil unrest and social instability ✔ Learn how economic inequality and political polarization fuel unrest ✔ Identify patterns that precede protests, riots, and institutional failure ✔ Explore how media narratives and state responses escalate or defuse tension ✔ Gain insight into modern governance breakdown and public dissent ✔ Ideal for readers of political science, sociology, history, and current affairs Civil unrest doesn't explode out of nowhere. It builds quietly, often in plain sight. Before protests erupt and institutions falter, societies show signals of strain: rising distrust, deepening inequality, hardened rhetoric, and systems pushed beyond their limits. Most people miss these signs-until it's too late. Signals of Strain: Recognizing Civil Unrest exposes the patterns behind social breakdown and explains why unrest is rarely sudden, spontaneous, or unpredictable. Signals of Strain breaks down the subtle warning signs most people overlook as societies edge toward instability. From rising distrust and polarization to economic pressure and institutional fatigue, this book shows how unrest builds step by step-long before headlines catch up. Concise, readable, and timely, this ebook is perfect for readers who want to understand the forces shaping today's social and political climate, without academic jargon or sensationalism.

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