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An institute that designs the fix, then goes and proves it.
65working papers, published openly
2live deployments
1external citation, in a peer-reviewed chapter
The Institute for Regenerative Systems Architecture is an independent research and applied-architecture institute, working on the design of systems that preserve purpose, capability and coherence across time.
Everything is published openly. Where a claim is provisional it is labelled provisional; where a paper has been superseded it stays reachable with the correction attached.
People
Who does the work
One researcher. The corpus is larger than the institute, which is worth saying plainly rather than implying otherwise.
Roshan Ghadamian is Principal Researcher at IRSA and a Visiting Fellow at Ormond College, University of Melbourne. His work develops the theoretical foundations of regenerative capital — a fourth capital class alongside debt, equity and grants — and the instruments that would let an institution tell whether it has any.
Before IRSA, a decade in early-stage venture creation and institutional design: the University of Melbourne’s Entrepreneurial Centre, the Wade Institute — where he helped mobilise $82M in early-stage capital — and staffing APEC’s Business Advisory Council.
The corpus is larger than the institute. That is a fact about how the work is made, not a claim about its scale.
The institute
Everything else about us
Deliberately one section rather than five. Nobody arrives here first.
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