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The research aims to explore a framework for understanding stability in high-stakes institutional decisions.

February 13, 2026Open Access

Deterministic Authority Theory: A Stability-Threshold Framework for High-Impact Institutional Decisions

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The research aims to explore a framework for understanding stability in high-stakes institutional decisions.
Developed a theoretical model based on deterministic authority theory.
Analyzed various governance architectures.
Examined the role of threshold systems in decision-making processes.
Identified key factors influencing institutional stability.
Demonstrated that effective governance can suppress risks in decision-making.
Established a connection between spectral stability and irreversible decisions.

Implication

Deterministic authority theory proposes a framework for stability in high-impact decisions, suggesting effective governance strategies.

Abstract

Institutional Stability Decision Theory Governance Architecture Threshold Systems Spectral Stability Irreversible Decisions Multi-Agent Systems Risk Suppression Regulatory Governance Deterministic Authority

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YASIN KALAFATOGLU (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698ebf4385a1ff6a93016814 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18613844

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Deterministic authority theory proposes a framework for stability in high-impact decisions, suggesting effective governance strategies.

Deterministic Authority Theory: A Stability-Threshold Framework for High-Impact Institutional Decisions

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Deterministic Authority Theory: A Stability-Threshold Framework for High-Impact Institutional Decisions

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