Dislocation (noun)

1. A displacement of a part or bone from its normal position.
2. A disruption or interruption of normal functioning.
3. A disturbance of the normal arrangement or organization of something.

Origin:

Late 17th century, from dis- + location.

Examples:

1. The doctor diagnosed the patient with a dislocation of the shoulder.
2. The earthquake caused a dislocation of the transportation system.
3. The sudden death of the CEO resulted in a dislocation of the company's management structure.
4. The change in government policies caused a dislocation in the economic system.
5. The dislocation of the population due to war created a refugee crisis.