DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18389027
title: CIVITAS-CORE™: A Sovereign Reference Architecture for Legitimacy, Authority, AI Governance, Systemic Risk, and Post-GDP Civilizational Valuation

description: CIVITAS-CORE™

A Sovereign-Grade Governance, Valuation, and AI-Authority ArchitectureComplete Eight-PDF Reference Corpus | Final International Edition

This Zenodo repository contains the final, authoritative, sovereign-grade release of CIVITAS-CORE™, a closed, non-replicable civilizational governance architecture designed for heads of state, multilateral institutions, central banks, sovereign wealth funds, constitutional bodies, and global regulatory authorities.

CIVITAS-CORE™ addresses a structural deficiency in contemporary global systems: the absence of a unified reference architecture capable of simultaneously governing legitimacy, authority, economic valuation, artificial intelligence boundaries, systemic risk, and long-horizon civilizational continuity. The framework is conceived for sovereign and treaty-level environments, where legitimacy, irreversibility, and continuity must be evaluated beyond policy cycles, electoral turnover, and GDP-centric metrics.

The corpus is composed of eight interlocked PDFs, each non-extractable and non-functional in isolation. Together, they constitute a single, closed reference architecture suitable for sovereign adoption, treaty citation, and institutional deployment. No component is modular, reusable, or operational outside the integrity of the full system.

This repository is classified as a dataset solely for archival and DOI-minting purposes. CIVITAS-CORE™ is not a data corpus but a sovereign-grade reference architecture.



Repository Structure (Eight PDFs)

PDF 1 — Core Doctrine & Civilizational ArchitectureEstablishes the foundational logic of CIVITAS-CORE™, including legitimacy theory, authority origin, continuity governance, and structural inter-module dependency. Defines the system explicitly as a reference architecture rather than prescriptive law or policy.

PDF 2 — Political & Executive Conversion PowerExecutive / Head-of-State Brief (15–20 pages)A high-density strategic brief designed for Prime Ministers, Presidents, the UN Secretary-General, Central Bank Governors, and equivalent authorities. Focuses on executive feasibility, political translation, regime-agnostic continuity, and sovereign decision leverage.

PDF 3 — Technical–AI Governance IntegrationDefines the HAD-BP (Human–Authority Decision Boundary Protocol), sovereign AI jurisdiction limits, and alignment with international AI Acts, treaties, and global norms. Establishes permanent AI-prohibited domains and immutable human-authority boundaries.

PDF 4 — Sovereign & Institutional Deployment ManualProvides adoption logic for governments, UN bodies, the IMF, World Bank, multilateral development banks, and sovereign wealth funds. Covers phased deployment, legitimacy-safe institutional integration, and continuity across regime change and administrative turnover.

PDF 5 — Economic & Valuation LogicIntroduces PG-VDE (Post-GDP Value Determination Engine), replacing GDP-centric accounting with legitimacy, continuity, resilience, and trust-based valuation. Articulates trillion-scale justification logic for sovereign, multilateral, and global adoption.

PDF 6 — Risk, Collapse & Security ArchitectureDetails CAFS (Cascade Alert & Failure Suppression) for managing systemic risk across AI, finance, climate, governance, and societal trust domains. Focuses on cascade prevention, early-warning horizons, and irreversibility control.

PDF 7 — IP, Licensing & Legal Defensibility DossierDefines the closed-IP structure, non-replicability logic, jurisdictional licensing pathways, and legal defensibility across international regimes. Clarifies citation permissions without conferring any right of use, implementation, or commercialization.

PDF 8 — CIVITAS-CORE™ Appendices A–DThe canonical reference layer containing formal definitions and terminology, decision-domain thresholds, legitimacy vector composition (LCI), interlock guarantees, and sovereign-safe citation protocols. These appendices eliminate academic, legal, and treaty ambiguity and serve as the definitive reference standard.



Key Characteristics



Sovereign-Grade: Designed exclusively for state and multilateral authority environments

Non-Algorithmic Legitimacy Logic: Cannot be reduced to software, models, or AI automation

Closed, Interlocked Architecture: Non-replicable, non-modular, extraction-resistant

Regime-Agnostic Continuity: Survives political turnover and institutional change

AI-Safe by Design: Enforces immutable human-authority boundaries

Post-GDP Valuation: Addresses long-horizon civilizational value, risk, and continuity




Intended Audience



Heads of State and Government

Multilateral Institutions (UN system, IFIs)

Central Banks and Sovereign Wealth Funds

Constitutional bodies and treaty negotiators

Advanced policy architects and civilizational scholars




Citation and Status

CIVITAS-CORE™ is released strictly as a Reference Architecture for scholarly, evaluative, and sovereign consideration. Adoption or implementation confers authority only through an explicit institutional or sovereign act.

Canonical Citation:CIVITAS-CORE™ Reference Architecture (Mazumdar, 2026).



© 2026 Dr. B. MazumdarAll rights reserved.CIVITAS-CORE™ is a closed, non-replicable intellectual system.