Source: Carnegie Endowment, Allianz Research Germany, France and the UK - all scoring above 70 on the SRl - recorded a modest four to five significant protest improving SRl scores, suggests that in high-resilience democracies, public mobilization tends to operate within established channels and does not fundamentally destabilize institutional order. Germany's SRl of 78.5 - the highest in the sample - reflects strong rule of law, deep social trust networks and a political culture accustomed to managed dissent. The minor uptick of 1.4pts since 2015 points to continued, if gradual, consolidation of social resilience. France consistent with the post-Brexit turbulence that has weighed on institutional confidence.