Political reordering refers to the systemic restructuring of governance, alliances, or territorial boundaries, often following crises, elections, or revolutions. It involves redistributing power among state institutions, elites, or regions. Used by policymakers and reformers, it aims to stabilize fractured systems or consolidate control. Beneficiaries include ruling parties, emerging coalitions, and citizens seeking more responsive, accountable, or equitable political frameworks.
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