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The Doctrine of Consensual Sovereignty: Quantifying Legitimacy in Adversarial Environments
Abstract
Political legitimacy formalized as stakes-weighted consent alignment (α), enabling systematic comparison across democratic, technocratic, and algorithmic governance systems. Computational validation via Monte Carlo demonstrates consent-based mechanisms achieve high alignment with substantive friction reduction, outperforming plutocratic and purely technocratic alternatives.
Suggested Citation
Murad Farzulla (2025). The Doctrine of Consensual Sovereignty: Quantifying Legitimacy in Adversarial Environments. ASCRI Working Paper DAI-2501. DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.5918222
BibTeX
@misc{farzulla2025_consensual_sovereignty,
author = {Farzulla, Murad},
title = {The Doctrine of Consensual Sovereignty: Quantifying Legitimacy in Adversarial Environments},
year = {2025},
howpublished = {ASCRI Working Paper DAI-2501},
doi = {10.2139/ssrn.5918222},
url = {https://systems.ac/1/DAI-2501}
}