global stability
International order maintained
Global stability is the condition in which international systems—political, economic, environmental—remain relatively balanced and predictable rather than prone to sudden collapse or conflict.
The term appears in discussions of geopolitics, climate, and financial markets: Rising tensions threaten global stability.
In mathematics and physics, global stability describes a system that returns to equilibrium regardless of initial conditions.
- world orderArrangement of international power
- balance of powerEqual distribution of influence
- macroeconomicsStudy of aggregate economies
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- governanceHow authority is exercised
diplomacy · human rights · treaties · trade agreements · supply chain · level playing field · peacekeeping · nuclear deterrence · social justice · biodiversity · sovereignty · alliances · soft power · conflict resolution · common ground · carbon neutrality · systemic risk · financial markets
- stabilitysteady, firmness, equilibrium, unsteady, steadiness
- Post-Cold WarUSSR dissolution, Soviet collapse, German reunification, Eastern Bloc, Boris Yeltsin
global stabilityglobal conflict
Multinational warfare
nuclear war · total war · arms race · Cold War · proxy wars
global, stability, globe, globes, globular, globalization, globalize, globalized, globalizing