Technocratic Sovereignty 2.1 Architecture, Crisis, and the Transformation of Modern State Power
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Technocratic Sovereignty 2.1 presents a refined meta-theoretical update to the original TS framework, arguing that modern sovereignty operates through financial, legal, digital, and administrative infrastructures rather than formal institutions. The update introduces a three-mode model of sovereign capacity (dual, continuous, fragmented), links TS to Sovereign Liquidity (SL) and Constitutional Liquidity Power (CLP), and prepares the ground for empirical extensions through the forthcoming ICL Index and the China case study.
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- A Dual Mode Theory of Sovereignty in Financial, Legal, and Digital Infrastructures