DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18359328
title: D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ — Diplomatic Integrity Preservation & Legacy Omni-Mandate Authority Doctrine A Global Sovereign Continuity Standard for Foreign Services

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Title

D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ — Diplomatic Integrity Preservation & Legacy Omni-Mandate Authority DoctrineA Global Sovereign Continuity Standard for Foreign Services



Abstract / Description

This Zenodo record constitutes the complete canonical archive of D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™, an original sovereign-grade doctrine establishing foreign service continuity as a constitutional-level invariant rather than a procedural or cultural assumption.

The framework introduces, for the first time in international statecraft, a formal law-theorem-doctrine system explaining why foreign policy authority collapses irreversibly under prolonged geopolitical stress—and how such collapse can be structurally prevented.

D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ is not a policy proposal, reform agenda, or academic theory.It is a continuity enforcement doctrine designed for states whose diplomatic authority cannot survive electoral turnover, alliance volatility, intelligence leakage, or polycrisis conditions without irreversible degradation.



Core Intellectual Contributions

This archive formally introduces:





Mazumdar Diplomatic Irreversibility Law™Defining the threshold (Eᵈ > Cₛ) beyond which diplomatic authority cannot be restored through negotiation, leadership change, alliance restructuring, or institutional reform.




The Diplomatic Failure Theorem™Establishing the inevitability of authority decay in the absence of a continuity-locking meta-authority, and the sufficiency of D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ to prevent this failure condition.




D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ Core DoctrineA three-layer sovereign architecture (Integrity Vector Lock, Preservation Nexus Core, Legacy Omni-Mandate Engine) that enforces continuity across political time.



Together, these elements form a closed, non-incremental doctrinal system that did not previously exist in diplomacy, international relations, or global governance literature.



Archive Composition (7 Canonical PDFs)

This Zenodo record contains seven (7) finalized canonical documents, each archived as an independent, citable PDF:



D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ Core Doctrine (Canon Edition)

Mazumdar Diplomatic Irreversibility Law™ (Foundational Law)

The Diplomatic Failure Theorem™ (Formal Theorem)

Appendix A — Canonical Definitions & Formal Notation

Appendix B — Constitutional Non-Capture & Democratic Safeguard Clause

Appendix C — Doctrine Succession & Version Integrity Statement

Official Citation & Attribution Page


Each document is non-derivative, attribution-locked, and interpretation-bounded.



Democratic & Constitutional Safeguards

The doctrine explicitly incorporates:



a Constitutional Non-Capture Clause prohibiting authoritarian misuse,

democratic neutrality and oversight compatibility,

strict subordination to constitutional authority.


D.I.P.L.O.M.A.T.™ binds continuity, not control.



Intended Domain of Application

This doctrine is designed for:



Prime Ministers and Presidents

Foreign Secretaries and Permanent Diplomatic Services

National Security Councils

Constitutional Crisis & Strategic Doctrine Cells


It is not designed for academic debate, but for states that cannot afford diplomatic failure.



Originality & Authorship

Author & Originator:Dr. B. Mazumdar, D.Sc. (Hon.), D.Litt. (Hon.)Independent Researcher–Scholar (AI Governance, Cybersecurity, Post-Quantum Cryptography, Digital Statecraft)Founder, FAIR+D Canon — India

ORCID: 0009-0007-5615-3558

This work is original, singular in authorship, and non-incremental.No institutional or collective authorship applies.



Version Integrity & Succession

This doctrine may evolve only through explicitly attributed derivative editions, without invalidating, superseding, or diluting its foundational law, formal theorem, or original authorship.

This Zenodo record represents the permanent canonical reference.



Keywords

Diplomatic Continuity; Foreign Service Doctrine; Sovereign Governance; Constitutional Statecraft; Diplomatic Entropy; Institutional Resilience; Global Governance; Strategic Diplomacy