Sociodynamics

Sociodynamics (also known as social dynamics or social dynamics) describes the ability and type of reaction of social systems , such as communities or societies, to internal and external changes. Over longer periods of time, one speaks of historical dynamics . Some authors make laws for social dynamics. According to Auguste Comte , social statics is to be understood as an opposite term.

See also

• Social psychology
• Group dynamics
• Dynamic system (system theory)
• social change