New Political Science

b. The Interrelationships of Factors in Regime Change Solving the differential equation in [Fmla.3.3.1] yields the following. [Fmla.3.3.2] \( \begin{bmatrix} \vec{{H_g ^{R \rightarrow R*}}} (t) \\ \\ \vec{{C_g ^{R \rightarrow R*}}} (t) \end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix} \sum \vec{{P_m ^{R \rightarrow R*}}} (t) \\ \\ \vec{{{C_{CH}}_g ^{R \rightarrow R*}}} + \vec{{S_{TB}}_g} (t) \end{bmatrix} \) Here..

(3) Mathematical Model of the 3rd Law a. Mathematical Model of Political Regime Change The key content that the 3rd law of political phenomena seeks to explain is the creation and change of the rule system (political organization). In summary, the following can be implicitly stated as the content explained by the 3rd law of political phenomena: [Ch.3.317] The creation and maintenance of a politi..

㉣ Regime Change Cost[Ch.3.304] Next, let me consider the regime change cost, which is one of the factors of resistance. Every regime change incurs a cost. This is the total cost borne by the political organization(g) in the regime change, including the cost of people creating and adapting to a new rule system, and the socio-economic cost of conflict resulting from regime change. To understand th..

㉡ Regime Change Force[Ch.3.305] Regime change force( \( \vec{H} \) ) refers to the profit obtained when a rule system(i.e., political regime) changes, which is the regime change profit. Since people always choose the option with the highest profit[Ch.1.5], this profit becomes various political forces that attempt to change the political regime. In other words, regime change force is a force that..