The Theory of Social Revolutions

Exploring the fragility of social order, this work examines the implications of capitalism's decline and the evolving role of American courts as quasi-legislative bodies. It argues that without a cohesive authority, civilization risks disintegration. The author highlights the need for a reorganization of the social system amidst growing unease in the U.S., characterized by its diversity and complex governance. By analyzing recent societal phenomena, the text seeks to identify underlying causes of anxiety and propose a framework for understanding contemporary issues.