CEVAP:

For Aristotle, stability of the regimes should be ensured. He was against to the revolutionary movements. He considered revolutions as a disease. Then, the disease should be cured. There were several reasons for revolutions: 

• Inequalities 

• Drives for profit and dignity 

• Cruelty, excessive force application of the ruler 

• Improvidence of rulers 

• Conflicts of different races or nations, who did not learn how to live together 

• Minorissues,such as personal disagreements and etc. 

• Empowerment of the ruler 

• Lack of middle-classes; that is to say, economically a highly polarized society 

• External interventions