Within two years, Alexander warned, the group might be capable of destabilizing national power grids.
"Sustained economic growth requires innovation," the authors write, "and innovation cannot be decoupled from creative destruction, which replaces the old with the new in the economic realm and also destabilizes established power relations in politics".
As discussed in [52], a simple price strategy may destabilize the power system operation.
While it is North Korea's ally, explained regional affairs scholar Weiqi Zhang, China is not fully comfortable with a nuclear North Korea, as it could destabilize regional power politics.
Social media is a tool for disruption: it can destabilize traditional power structures and unite an otherwise disenfranchised section of the population at a remarkable speed.
Although 'health security' is recent in coinage, its history dates back at least to the 14th century when epidemics threatened to destabilize sovereign power and to compromise the material interests of elite groups.
Shaun Woodward, the minister responsible for Northern Ireland, said the government would not allow anger at the Antrim shootings to destabilize the power-sharing accord.
Politicians in Northern Ireland said the shootings had the earmarks of a bid by dissident republicans to destabilize the power-sharing government.
"Often justified in the name of public safety, shutdowns instead cut off access to vital information, e-financing, and emergency services, plunging whole societies into fear and destabilizing the internet's power to support small business livelihoods and drive economic development".
