inessiivilising
Inessiivilising is a neologism used in some strands of sociopolitical theory and critical discourse to describe a process by which civilizational capacities—such as stable institutions, social trust, and the provision of public goods—are weakened. The term is typically invoked to analyze dynamics that reduce communal resilience, coordination, or cohesion, whether through policy design, cultural change, technological fragmentation, or managerial practices.
Etymology and origin: The word is a coinage built from the adjective civilising with a negating prefix
Scope and usage: Inessiivilising is employed to discuss phenomena that impair the functioning of civil society
Reception and critique: Critics argue that the term can be vague, politically loaded, or prone to broad
See also: civilizational decline; social fragmentation; governance; critical theory.