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When capital operates at a magnitude, duration, or speed that exceeds an institution's deliberative capacity. The capital in question is large enough, persistent enough, or arrives fast enough to overwhelm normal decision processes. One of three necessary conditions for CLS.
A $500M gift to a university creates capital scale asymmetry: the decision timeline is compressed, the stakes exceed normal deliberative capacity, and refusing becomes institutionally unthinkable.
CLS Section 2.2