"Political transition" refers to the process of changing from one system of governance to another, often characterized by shifts in leadership, ideology, or institutional frameworks. This can occur through various means, such as peaceful elections, revolutions, or reform movements. Transitions may involve the establishment of new political parties, legal systems, or governance structures that better reflect the populace's needs. Political transitions can significantly impact social stability and economic development, and they often present opportunities for democratic consolidation or lead to instability depending on how they are managed and implemented.