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The ISF aims to clarify how individual potential translates into collective capability through interconnected societal capacities.

July 29, 2026Open Access

The Invisible Strength Framework (ISF) A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Strong Societies

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Conceptual framework highlights interconnected societal capacities impacting collective strength, indicating future research directions.

The ISF aims to clarify how individual potential translates into collective capability through interconnected societal capacities.
Introduces a conceptual framework that integrates seven societal capacities.
Proposes the development of measurable indicators like the Invisible Strength Index (ISI) to evaluate societal capability.
Emphasizes the interdependence of various societal capacities rather than analyzing them in isolation.
Suggests that sustainable development results from the interaction of societal capacities, not just economic growth.
Identifies resilient, innovative, and prosperous societies by their ability to coordinate invisible strengths.
Sets a foundation for future theoretical research and comparative studies across different contexts.

Hüseyin Okan Durmuş (2026) studied this question.

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