Complex Sociosystems Risk Management (CSRM): Foundations of a New Paradigm in Co-Evolutionary Systems Engineering

This paper establishes the foundational theoretical and methodologicalframework for Complex Sociosystems Risk Management (CSRM), anapplied interdisciplinary cybernetic discipline designed to govern riskwithin non-deterministic, highly networked human-technicalenvironments. Traditional risk management methodologies, built uponlinear models of probability and localized impact, have reached theirontological limits within the contemporary landscape of generativeuncertainty, decentralized digital structures, and pervasive artificialintelligence infrastructure. CSRM redefines risk not as an isolatedadverse event, but as a systemic process of structural degradationaffecting the entire architecture of a distributed ecosystem. This paperdelineates the three core architectural domains of CSRM—InstitutionalMemory, Sovereign Audit, and Subject Stabilisation—and outlines theirpractical deployment through the distributed digital infrastructure ofChronicle OS.