G20 Revolution Risk Heat Map
Revolution Risk Analysis Framework
Structural Risk Factors (Baseline)
Slow-moving, baseline conditions that create revolutionary potential. These factors build up over years and provide the foundation for unrest.
Economic Stress Indicators
Political Legitimacy
Social Fractures
Environmental Stress
Historical Case Study: Tunisia 2011
Youth unemployment (35%) + food price spike (+30%) + weak institutions (authoritarian regime) = Arab Spring revolution. This demonstrates how multiple structural factors combine to create revolutionary conditions.
Trigger Signals (Live Data)
Fast-moving events and signals that can rapidly escalate revolutionary conditions. Updated in real-time.
Protest Activity (Live)
Repression Signals
Elite Fractures
Catalyst Shocks
Event Progression Stages
Revolutionary progression through distinct stages with real-time probability assessment.
Countries in Stage 2: Escalation
Most Stable Countries (Stage 0)
Revolution Probability Bands (Real-Time)
Scoring Methodology
Comprehensive methodology for calculating revolution risk scores across all G20 countries.
Baseline Probability (0-100)
Structural risk factors weighted by importance:
Baseline = (Economic × 0.4) + (Political × 0.3) + (Social × 0.2) + (Environmental × 0.1)
Signal Multipliers
Live event multipliers applied to baseline:
Final Score = Baseline + Signal Multipliers
Decay Model
Risk fades without new triggering events:
Country-Specific Calibration
Adjustments based on regime type:
Calculation Example: France (Current Score: 45)
Structural Factors (Baseline)
- Economic Stress: 35 × 0.4 = 14.0
- Political Legitimacy: 25 × 0.3 = 7.5
- Social Fractures: 40 × 0.2 = 8.0
- Environmental Stress: 30 × 0.1 = 3.0
- Baseline Total: 32.5
Live Signals (Multipliers)
- Ongoing Protests: +8.0
- Government Response: +3.0
- Media Coverage: +2.5
- Democracy Modifier: -1.0
- Final Score: 45.0
Update Frequency: Structural factors (monthly), Trigger signals (2-6 hours), Event progression (real-time)
Methodology validated against historical revolution cases (Arab Spring 2011, Color Revolutions 2000s)