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A systems-level map of movements, institutions, elites, security forces, media, labor, logistics, and external actors.

A neutral classification framework for state, non-state, institutional, movement, armed, unarmed, and transnational actors.

A pathway model showing how political pressure can branch toward repression, negotiation, restoration, transition, or wider conflict.

A cross-institutional map of stress, legitimacy, authority, administrative degradation, and competing centers of power.

A comparative visual of pivotal events and institutional shifts that alter the trajectory of political crises.

A comparative decision tree for the different political orders that can emerge after a revolutionary rupture.

A model of command cohesion, hesitation, defection, fragmentation, and security-sector alignment under crisis conditions.

A systems map of competing narratives, amplification, authentication, disinformation, rumor, and public trust.

A matrix for comparing legality, recognition, compliance, coercive capacity, and public belief across authority claims.

A structural map of federal, state, local, Guard, court, and continuity relationships under severe stress.

A layered model separating turnout from organization, logistics, communications, discipline, resources, and institutional conversion.