Study 01
Open synthesis →Mass Nonviolent Paralysis
Mobilization pressure, institutional absorption capacity, paired indicators, off-ramps, labor/elite/security conversion.
Research library · 82 research reports
Read the evidence, not the summary.
Every major analytical claim on this site should be traceable to the source corpus. The library exposes that chain instead of asking readers to trust the surface.
Corpus map
Three report layers, now all publicly readable.
The library now exposes 82 report readers while keeping analytical/source reports distinct from research-development architecture.
8 cross-collection hubs
Topic Hubs
Connect reports, Resist signals, mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, and movement profiles around recurring questions.
Browse topics →audited inventoryCorpus Inventory
See counting rules, word totals, report layers, and the public knowledge system around them.
Audit corpus →29 readers · 11 familiesKnowledge Architecture
Archives, law/reference design, movement directories, outcomes, audiences, learning paths, credibility, search, and information architecture.
Open knowledge layer →visual atlasSchematic Atlas
Browse all twelve first-party visuals in one place, open the full-resolution images, and follow each visual back to the related page.
Open atlas →Corpus inventory
Three research layers, one library.
The original source corpus is still preserved, but it is no longer the whole research program.
21 core reports
Institutional stress & scenario foundations.
The original source reports grounding the scenario studies, institutions, mechanisms, continuity, law, and evidence architecture.
Browse all report readers →29 Knowledge Architecture reportsResearch-development layer.
Archives, movement research, legal reference, information architecture, credibility, audiences, outcomes, discovery, and resource-library design—now available as public readers across 11 families.
Browse Knowledge Architecture →32 Why Revolution reportsGrievance, agency, legitimacy & system rejection.
Independent investigations into material insecurity, party systems, criminal justice, coercion, political efficacy, social identity, catalysts, and falsification.
Browse Why Revolution readers →Study 02
Open synthesis →Mass Uprising → Armed Escalation
Strategic stress model of how a broad movement can generate a much smaller violent tail and the institutional conditions that shape outcomes.
Study 03
Open synthesis →Youth Uprising Contagion
Cross-border social learning, youth grievances, escalation branches, policing response, violence tail, economic and displacement effects.
Study 04
Open synthesis →Executive Self-Coup / Institutional Capture
Institutional-resilience framework distinguishing aggressive executive action from durable loss of democratic/constitutional corrective capacity.
Study 05
Open synthesis →Contested Succession / Dual Claims
Succession law, dual claims, recognition, contracting/payment continuity, regulated-facility authority verification, and institutional settlement.
Contested Succession and Dual Claims to Lawful Federal Authority.md
55e510940a4e…Contested Presidential Succession and Dual Government U.S. Continuity-of-Government Assessment.md89d9b7c8fdc3…Contested Presidential Succession and Dual Government U.S. Continuity-of-Government Assessment Part 2.md8eaf8918239d…Study 06
Open synthesis →Security-Sector Command Fracture
Civil-military/legal command structure, refusal versus defection, Guard complexity, organizational recognition, and competing-chain thresholds.
Study 07
Open synthesis →Federal–State Sovereignty Fracture
Federalism, anti-commandeering, supremacy, Guard status, payments, private-sector behavior, local heterogeneity, and rival-sovereignty thresholds.
Study 08
Open synthesis →Catastrophic Leadership Loss
Continuity of government after catastrophic leadership loss, authority/status ambiguity, branch redundancy, and reconstitution sequence.
Study 09
Open synthesis →Fiscal–Administrative Breakdown
Functional degradation under funding/administrative stress, payment/procurement effects, DIB implications, emergency governance, and state substitution.
Study 10
Open synthesis →Foreign-Amplified Legitimacy Fracture
Information authenticity, foreign exploitation, attribution discipline, authority impersonation, cyber/influence coupling, and procedural resilience.
Study 11
Open synthesis →Resistance, Arms & Constitutional Legitimacy
Founding political theory, militia/arms history, modern constitutional doctrine, current criminal law, comparative resistance evidence, and legal/normative distinctions.
Source discipline
The source library separates durable historical and structural analysis from claims that require current legal, institutional, fiscal, or threat verification.
Reference Desk
Continue through linked mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, law, and glossary entries built from the same report corpus.
Anchored readers
All 82 preserved research reports now have public HTML readers. Fifty-three are analytical/source reports (21 core and 32 Why Revolution); 29 are separately labeled Knowledge Architecture reports documenting research development, archives, reference design, discovery, and site architecture.
Claim traceability
Trace public synthesis claims back to the reports that support, qualify, or inform them—and keep scope limits attached.