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This meta-analytical study introduces Aparactonomy-a pioneering interdisciplinary paradigm derived from the Greek aparaktos (undisturbed, unmolested) and autonomy (self-rule)-as an adaptive, stateless model for societal organisation that fosters emergent, resilient coordination beyond coercive hierarchies. At its core, Aparactonomy integrates anarcho-capitalism's voluntary contractualism, Austrian economics' praxeological emphasis on subjective value and spontaneous order, forensic psychology's tools for containing antisocial traits, and non-linear systems theories (game, chaos, complexity, and systems) to cultivate win-win equilibria in polycentric networks. This synthesis addresses libertarianism's persistent fragmentation-minarchists' tolerance of minimal states, anarchists' outright rejection of coercion, left-libertarians' equity-oriented mutualism, and rightlibertarians' unfettered markets-yielding disjointed coalitions and incomplete realisations, as seen in libertarian-leaning reforms that deliver fiscal stabilisations and growth yet grapple with inertial monetary distortions (

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Aparactonomy: An Evolutionary and Economic Framework for Decentralized Self-Rule -A Meta-Analytical Study

This study introduces Aparactonomy-a novel interdisciplinary paradigm derived from Greek roots aparaktos (undisturbed) and autonomy (self-rule)-as an adaptive, stateless societal model that integrates anarcho-capitalism, Austrian economics, human psychology, and non-linear systems theories (game, chaos, complexity, and systems). Drawing on meta-analytical synthesis of 50+ sources, including the author's prior works on psychopathy's evolutionary role (Kayser, 2025a), anarchocapitalism's marginalization (Kayser, 2025b), and narrative manipulation in statist ideologies (Kayser, 2025c), the paper critiques centralized power's facilitation of antisocial exploitation while proposing decentralized principles for resilient, win-win coordination. Meta-results reveal a 72% correlation between centralized governance and amplified Dark Triad traits in leadership (p < 0.001), underscoring Aparactonomy's potential to mitigate lose-lose systemic decay. Implications for policy, psychology, and economics are discussed, advocating empirical trials in blockchain-enabled communities.

Aparactonomy: An Evolutionary and Economic Framework for Decentralized Self-Rule -A Meta-Analytical Study

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