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The gradual deterioration of institutional effectiveness, trust, and capability over time. IRSA's Regenerative Cycle Architecture framework explains decay as the inevitable result of coupling institutional operations to fragility cycles. Regenerative institutions must satisfy both the Decoupling Operator (Δ) and Alignment Operator (Λ) to sustain themselves across generations.
A regulatory agency becomes captured by industry over decades. Traditional view: regulatory failure. IRSA view: the agency's funding and authority cycles were coupled to political cycles, making capture structurally inevitable. See: RCA, Fragility Cycles.
See: Regenerative Cycle Architecture, Legitimacy Drift