Social unrest from "summary" of The Economic Consequences of Peace by John Maynard Keynes
Social unrest arises when the prevailing economic conditions fail to meet the expectations of the masses. The gap between what people desire in terms of material well-being and what they actually possess can lead to dissatisfaction and frustration. In times of peace, such disparities can be exacerbated, as there is no external threat to unite the population and divert attention away from internal grievances.
The aftermath of war can further exacerbate social unrest, as the costs of conflict are often borne by the general population in the form of higher taxes, inflation, and decreased purchasing power. This economic strain can lead to heightened social tensions as people struggle to make ends meet and feel increasingly marginalized by the wealthy elite.
Additionally, the terms of peace treaties can also contribute to social unrest by i...
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