Marcoanomics
Macro-Anomics is a diagnostic analysis of institutional non-settlement in modern coordination systems. It explains how institutions can remain active, legitimate, and procedurally intact while losing the capacity to bind decisions, conclude processes, discharge responsibility, or authorize forgetting. Using two structural variables—settlement capacity and interpretive load—the book defines an operating regime termed anomic saturation, in which non-closure becomes stable rather than exceptional. Through an analysis of negative design systems, procedural substitution, persistent memory, and temporal non-settlement under irreversible time, Macro-Anomics shows how process, interpretation, and recognition increasingly substitute for verdict, closure, and discharge. The book does not offer reform, critique, or prescription. It specifies a structural limit: beyond a certain threshold, institutions cannot restore settlement without ceasing to operate as they currently do.
Macro Diagnostic Orientation: How to Use This Book
Chapter 1 — Settlement Capacity
Chapter 3 — Anomic Saturation as Operating Regime
Chapter 4 — Negative Design Systems
Chapter 5 — Terminal Incompatibility
Chapter 6 — Discouraged Settlement
Chapter 7 — Procedure Without Verdict
Chapter 8 — Memory Without Forgetting
Chapter 9 — Recognition Without Verdict
Chapter 10 — Interpretation Replacing Decision
Chapter 11 — Procedural Substitution Systems
Chapter 12 — Temporal Non-Settlement
Chapter 13 — Ambient Non-Settlement
Chapter 14 — Institutional Effects of Anomic Saturation
Chapter 15 — Macro → Micro Transmission
Macro Appendix: Counterexample Domains and Boundary Conditions