Global Perspectives on Monarchy: Tradition vs. Modernity in Public Opinion

In contrast, in absolute monarchies, such as Saudi Arabia or Brunei, public reactions can be more complex. While these systems often suppress dissent and limit freedom of expression, there exists a segment of the population that views the monarchy as a stabilizing force. In such contexts, loyalty to the monarch is often intertwined with national identity and social cohesion. However, this loyalty can be fragile, especially in the face of economic challenges or social changes that may lead to calls for reform.