The corpus is larger than the report count.
This page separates preserved reports, public readers, cultural dossiers, movement profiles, reference entries, mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, law pages, and synthesis briefs so counts remain meaningful rather than promotional.
Three report classes, three different jobs.
Counts are documents, not independent sources. Multiple reports can reuse or discuss the same underlying evidence.
| Layer | Reports | Approx. words | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core scenario & institutional reports | 21 | 142,809 | Analytical/source |
| Why Revolution investigations | 32 | 226,226 | Analytical/source |
| Knowledge Architecture | 29 | 215,581 | Research-development / architecture |
What sits around the reports.
These collections are separate public research assets rather than additional reports.
Resist Collection
Cultural-signal essays and documented usage/lineage traces.
26 profilesMovement Profiles
Comparative movement records, including two externally sourced pilot dossiers.
95 entriesReference Desk
Linked mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, law, and definitions.
18 mechanismsMechanisms
Processes connecting pressure to institutional outcomes.
16 dossiersInstitutions
Where authority, compliance, administration, and continuity actually live.
13 outcomesOutcomes
Settlement, collapse, restoration, concession, fragmentation, and aftermath.
12 comparative casesCase Atlas
Mechanism-focused comparative dossiers.
21 synthesis briefsSynthesis
Cross-report conclusions and interpretive boundaries.
13 reading pathsReading Paths
Question-led sequences across the research graph.
8 hubsTopic Hubs
Curated cross-collection navigation joining reports, Resist signals, mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, and movements.
Report: one preserved report file. Reader: one public HTML rendering of a report. Dossier/profile: one curated public topic page. Reference entry: one node in the linked reference desk. Usage traces are external references, not reports. Counts measure corpus size, not evidentiary independence or agreement.