Overlords/Operators

The Operators: Part 6. Behaviourists

From confession to choice architecture: the engineering of social runtime

Overlords/Operators

The Operators: Addendum 5b. Modern Biopolitical Custodians

Risk, panels, emergency law and procurement after the dashboard

Overlords/Operators

The Operators: Addendum 5a. Historical Biopoliticians

Doctrine, registries, model laws and population programmes before the dashboard

Overlords/Operators

The Operators: Part 5 — The Biopolitical Custodians

How risk frames, emergency law, and health procurement convert “public health” into population management—soft guidance first, hard controls after.

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Institutional Profiles – Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB)

This institutional profile forms a part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. These profiles are primarily generated from materials provided on their own websites,

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Institutional Profiles – Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ)

This institutional profile forms a part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. These profiles are primarily generated from materials provided on their own websites,

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Mapping Power - Part 1. The Map of Absences

Introduction Over the past several few weeks I have been running a systematic diagnostic process on major institutions and networks using the latest incarnation of the Geopolitika protocol suite. The first step of the process involves taking detailed snapshots of primary sources such as institutional websites and associated public facing

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Institutional Profiles – Center for a New American Security (CNAS)

This institutional profile forms a part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. These profiles are primarily generated from materials provided on their own websites,

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Project Acacia – The Reserve Bank of Australia’s Quiet Infrastructure Power Grab

This article is published as part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. This series is primarily generated from materials provided on the institution’s

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: The Club of Rome and the Machinery of Planetary Authority

This institutional profile forms a part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. These profiles are primarily generated from materials provided on their own websites,

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Analysis of U.S. National Security Strategy Statements over 33 Years

This analysis forms part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo‑American power structures by examining their strategic doctrines, institutional production systems, personnel networks, and the gap between public justification and operational function. These profiles are primarily generated from official strategy documents and foundational guidance materials, which are then analysed

Geopolitika

Geopolitika: Institutional Profiles – Institute of Public Affairs (IPA)

This institutional profile forms a part of the Geopolitika project to map Anglo-American power structures by examining their founding mythologies, leadership, linkages to power, public face, the nature of their outputs and who these are directed towards. These profiles are primarily generated from materials provided on their own websites,