Wanhong HUANG

Toward a Pathology of Value Circulation: A Typed Lifecycle Diagnostic

One recurrent inferential risk in arguments about value circulation is movement from an observed stock, flow, blockage, or return to a judgment about the condition of a social system. This paper proposes a more restrained diagnostic architecture. Within this architecture, a compl...

Street Oceanography: An Oceanographic Epistemology of Socio-Cultural Dynamical Systems - Preliminary Discussion

A street is studied at present as a physical form, a transport link, a commercial location, a public space, a social setting, and a cultural landscape. Each description is well developed, and each treats as background what another treats as its object, which leaves the composite...

Towards Street Oceanography: Ginza Street as a Case Study

A companion paper proposes a field organised around the street understood as an open system: heterogeneous flows passing through a heterogeneous terrain, forced from outside on several timescales, altering what passes through and altered in turn. That proposal was made in the abs...

Generative Condition Governance for Environmental Change: Conditions of Generation in Interdependent Earth–Human Systems - A Preliminary Discussion

Environmental governance addresses a field that no governing party can represent, predict, or command, and in which every governing party is itself a member. Under this condition the two classical objects of governance both fail: governing outcomes presupposes a causal model adeq...

The Environmental Knowledge Commons: Irreversibility, Non-Additivity, and the Grading of Access

The architecture developed in this series depends on a shared epistemic resource: long observational records, the provenance that makes them assessable, the registers that make past findings interpretable, and the accumulated conjectures about couplings that reporting produces. T...

Street Oceanography: An Oceanographic Epistemology of Socio-Cultural Dynamical Systems - Preliminary Discussion

A street is studied at present as a physical form, a transport link, a commercial location, a public space, a social setting, and a cultural landscape. Each description is well developed, and each treats as background what another treats as its object, which leaves the composite...

The Environmental Knowledge Commons: Irreversibility, Non-Additivity, and the Grading of Access

The architecture developed in this series depends on a shared epistemic resource: long observational records, the provenance that makes them assessable, the registers that make past findings interpretable, and the accumulated conjectures about couplings that reporting produces. T...

Towards Street Oceanography: Ginza Street as a Case Study

A companion paper proposes a field organised around the street understood as an open system: heterogeneous flows passing through a heterogeneous terrain, forced from outside on several timescales, altering what passes through and altered in turn. That proposal was made in the abs...

A Computational Taxonomy for Distributed Environmental Governance: Object Classes, Required Operations, and the Representation of Absence - A Preliminary Discussion

The preceding papers of this series develop an architecture for governing interdependent Earth–human systems: conditions as the object, three distinct structures of the field, coordination through reported change, assembly of heterogeneous knowledge, an event layer, criticality d...

A Computational Taxonomy for Distributed Environmental Governance: Object Classes, Required Operations, and the Representation of Absence - A Preliminary Discussion

The preceding papers of this series develop an architecture for governing interdependent Earth–human systems: conditions as the object, three distinct structures of the field, coordination through reported change, assembly of heterogeneous knowledge, an event layer, criticality d...

Generative Condition Governance for Environmental Change: Conditions of Generation in Interdependent Earth–Human Systems - A Preliminary Discussion

Environmental governance addresses a field that no governing party can represent, predict, or command, and in which every governing party is itself a member. Under this condition the two classical objects of governance both fail: governing outcomes presupposes a causal model adeq...

Supervisory Jurisprudence for the Environmental Knowledge Commons: Process Duties Where Outcomes Resist Attribution

The architecture developed in this series generates duties whose institutional form it repeatedly leaves open: to observe couplings one's own conduct bears on, to carry consequential reports to the parties they concern, to maintain the standing of a reporting channel, to preserve...

Transactions in Generativity: Future Value, Attribution, and Institutional Form

Some transactions concern a productive or creative capacity whose future exercise can generate further capacities, outputs, relations, and options. A present payment offers a compact exchange coordinate, while the transacted position may also include control, licensing, attributi...

Transactions in Generativity: Future Value, Attribution, and Institutional Form

Some transactions concern a productive or creative capacity whose future exercise can generate further capacities, outputs, relations, and options. A present payment offers a compact exchange coordinate, while the transacted position may also include control, licensing, attributi...