Theoretical framework outlines an integrated research program on civilization capital and technological transformation, indicating a cumulative pathway for future policy analysis.
This document presents the research architecture of the Humanity-Centered Civilization Project. It establishes an integrated research program connecting humanity-centered civilization theory, Civilization Capital Theory, property and capital theory, capital concentration, measurement, empirical research, artificial intelligence and technological transformation, and policy and institutional research. The research architecture is designed as an open and cumulative framework through which theoretical concepts, measurement systems, empirical studies, and institutional research can be developed and connected over time. This Version 1.0 is published in English, German, and Turkish as three language versions of the same research architecture. The document builds upon the project's existing foundational publications and establishes a structured research pathway from foundational theory to Civilization Capital, property and capital, capital concentration, accessibility, human life outcomes, artificial intelligence, empirical research, measurement, and future policy and institutional research. Author: Güneş Başar TamerORCID: 0009-0003-3786-4152Project: Humanity-Centered Civilization Project
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