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| author | Fröderberg, J. E. |
| author_facet | Fröderberg, J. E. |
| contents | <p><strong>Post-Consent Governance Drift (PCGD)</strong> presents a regime-independent axiomatic and synthetic derivation of governance drift in durable cooperative systems.</p> <p>Within explicitly stated scope conditions, the paper derives a necessary drift chain showing how weakening role distinctness and accountability attribution undermines directed correction, leading systems to substitute procedural stability and acceptance indicators for operational consent.</p> <p>The theory is non-empirical and non-normative. It advances formal constraints on governance viability rather than causal explanations or policy prescriptions.</p> <p>Two municipal-level instantiation blueprints are provided to demonstrate operational applicability without reliance on actor psychology, opinion data, or ideological assumptions.</p> <p>This record constitutes the formal PCGD derivation within the AST corpus.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Post-Consent Governance Drift Fröderberg, J. E. AST governance drift accountability attribution legitimacy consent procedural substitution New Public Governance municipal administration organizational diagnostics <p><strong>Post-Consent Governance Drift (PCGD)</strong> presents a regime-independent axiomatic and synthetic derivation of governance drift in durable cooperative systems.</p> <p>Within explicitly stated scope conditions, the paper derives a necessary drift chain showing how weakening role distinctness and accountability attribution undermines directed correction, leading systems to substitute procedural stability and acceptance indicators for operational consent.</p> <p>The theory is non-empirical and non-normative. It advances formal constraints on governance viability rather than causal explanations or policy prescriptions.</p> <p>Two municipal-level instantiation blueprints are provided to demonstrate operational applicability without reliance on actor psychology, opinion data, or ideological assumptions.</p> <p>This record constitutes the formal PCGD derivation within the AST corpus.</p> |
| title | Post-Consent Governance Drift |
| topic | AST governance drift accountability attribution legitimacy consent procedural substitution New Public Governance municipal administration organizational diagnostics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18171061 |