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Unrest, also called disaffection, is a sociological phenomenon, including:

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-{{Other uses}}
+{{other uses}}
+'''Unrest''', also called '''disaffection''', is a [[sociological]] phenomenon, including:
-{{Unreferenced|date=December 2009}}
+* [[Civil disorder]]
-'''Unrest''' (also called '''disaffection''') is a [[sociology|sociological]] phenomenon, for instance:
+* [[Domestic terrorism]]
 * [[Industrial unrest]]
 * [[Labor unrest]]
 * [[Rebellion]]
 * [[Riot]]
-* [[Civil unrest]]
+* [[Strike action]]
+* [[State of emergency]]
-==Notable historical unrests==
+== Notable historical instances of unrest ==
 * 19th century [[Luddite]]s
 * 1978–79 [[Winter of Discontent]] ([[United Kingdom|UK]])
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 * [[Post-coup unrest in Egypt (2013–14)]]
 * [[2014 pro-Russian conflict in Ukraine]]
+* [[2022 Kazakh unrest]]
+== Film and television ==
-==See also==
+* [[Unrest (2017 film)]]
+== See also ==
+{{Wiktionary}}
 * {{intitle|Unrest}}
-* [[Civil disorder]]
-* [[Domestic terrorism]]
-* [[Riot]]
-* [[Strike action]]
-* [[State of emergency]]
+[[Category:Riots and civil disorder]]
 [[Category:Social change]]
-[[Category:Riots and civil disorder]]
 [[Category:Social conflict]]
+{{socio-stub}}
-{{Sociology-stub}}