Institute on Governance

Daron L. Davis — Academic CV — August 21, 2026

Academic CV of Daron L. Davis, Independent Scholar and Black Governance Researcher, current as of August 21, 2026. The record documents the Institutional Authority Dynamics research enterprise, five framework manuscripts in the publication program, DOI-backed conceptual and metho...

TSUMS MAX-STACK Full Replay Engine v1.0 Final: A Public-Layer Governance Lifecycle Replay and Cross-Ledger Compilation Framework

TSUMS MAX-STACK Full Replay Engine v1.0 Final is a Public-Layer governance lifecycle replay and cross-ledger compilation framework. It compiles known facts, missing records, duty signals, decision nodes, accountability mappings, stop-loss points, evidence chains, ledger bridges,...

TSUMS MAX-STACK Full Replay Engine v1.0 Final: A Public-Layer Governance Lifecycle Replay and Cross-Ledger Compilation Framework

TSUMS MAX-STACK Full Replay Engine v1.0 Final is a Public-Layer governance lifecycle replay and cross-ledger compilation framework. It compiles known facts, missing records, duty signals, decision nodes, accountability mappings, stop-loss points, evidence chains, ledger bridges,...

Daron L. Davis — One-Page Academic Curriculum Vitae

One-page academic curriculum vitae for Daron L. Davis, Independent Scholar and Black Governance Researcher. This August 11, 2026 harmonized edition presents the Institutional Authority Dynamics research enterprise, current five-manuscript publication program, doctoral research di...

The Picken Complete Taxonomy for AI Governance: A Unified Instrument Framework for Board-Level AI Governance Assessment, Liability Pricing, and Sector Contagion Modelling

AI governance research has, to date, developed largely as a series of independent instruments, each addressing a discrete failure mode — regulatory exposure, vendor credibility, sector-specific liability — without a unifying framework describing how these instruments relate to on...

The Neurodivergent Economy: A Complete Framework for Neurodivergent Inclusion, Governance, and Societal Repair (PANDIV Series, Papers 1–7)

The PANDIV series extends the SEND governance failure documented in PASEND (SSRN 6765758) to its full moral and economic consequence, establishing the systematic destruction of neurodivergent human capital as a quantifiable, repairable governance failure. The series introduces th...

Housing opacity in North America and beyond: a feasibility study

The availability and access to rental ownership data have become a growing topic of interest among academics, housing organisations, policy makers, and advocacy groups. It is increasingly obvious that data infrastructures play a big role in facilitating the access, workability, a...