Determinants of Social Change in France at the End of the 18th Century: Sociological Dimensionof

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Analysis uncovers social conflicts and political dynamics in pre-revolutionary France, suggesting sociological impacts.

Social conflicts arose in late 18th century France due to inadequate leadership and socio-political instability.
Louis XVI's leadership traits lacked self-confidence and energy, contributing to revolutionary tensions in France.
Various socio-cultural, economic, and medical factors collectively intensified conflicts leading to the French Revolution.
Revolutionary events fostered the growth of liberal ideology and democratic values in France and beyond.

Vadym Nikolenko (2024) studied this question.

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