Constitutional Settlement

CSInstitutional Design

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Develops a governance framework for multi-sovereign clearing systems that embeds constitutional constraints on enforcement authority. Introduces four design elements — mode-bounded enforcement, multi-sovereign quorum, automatic sunset, and embedded due process — layerable onto existing settlement infrastructure.

Where it sits. Extends authority architecture to cross-border financial infrastructure — embeds constitutional constraints on enforcement authority in multi-sovereign clearing systems

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Key termsconstitutional settlement · clearing systems · cross-border enforcement · mode-bounded enforcement · multi-sovereign quorum · automatic sunset · embedded due process · financial governance

In the canonspineload-bearing — the argument runs through it

No paper yetConstitutional Settlement: A Governance Framework for Multi-Sovereign Clearing Systems is a working paper with no SSRN record yet. Said plainly rather than linked to a record that does not exist.

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