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Applying the Legitimacy–Grievance–Institutional Trajectory framework to Australian longitudinal data sources
The Legitimacy Gap: Australia 2018-2023
A narrative-driven analysis of psychological distress, labour-distress decoupling, WFH reversion, and structural asymmetries using longitudinal evidence from HILDA Statistical Reports.
Detecting fragility cycles in Australian social cohesion
Applying the LGIT framework to 10 years of Scanlon Foundation data (2015-2024) to identify whether social indicators are recovering, stalling, or entering fragility cycles.
The Legitimacy–Grievance–Institutional Trajectory framework is a diagnostic approach for understanding social contract strain through longitudinal data.
The implicit social contract between individuals and institutions. Measured through trust, satisfaction, and perceived fairness.
Experienced strain that may activate into political or social action. Tracked through distress, discrimination, and material hardship.
The direction of change over time. Is the system recovering, stalling, or entering fragility cycles?