👉 The regime fluid is a concept from the field of political science, particularly in the study of regime transitions and stability. It refers to a dynamic and flexible form of governance where power is distributed among various actors, including political parties, interest groups, and civil society organizations, rather than being concentrated in a single entity. This fluidity allows for more adaptive and responsive governance, as different actors can influence policy-making and decision processes. The regime fluidity is characterized by its ability to accommodate shifts in power and interests, making it a resilient mechanism for maintaining stability and facilitating smooth transitions between different types of regimes, such as from authoritarian to democratic systems.
