FICSS Institute https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html WP-2026-004: Structural Stress and Political Instability in the MENA Region: A Computational Macrohistory Analysis of the Arab Spring Working Papers in Computational Social Science and Complex Systems Research WP-2026-002: Computational Macrohistory: Operational Framework — State Space, Variables, and Dynamic Equations Computational Social Science: The Magic of Large Numbers (Lesson 1) LESSON 2 Social Change & Simple Math Models – Lesson 3 LESSON 4 WP-2026-003: Computational Macrohistory: Exploratory Empirical Application – The Arab Spring as a Preliminary Test Case for Structural-Demographic Theory WP-2026-006: Koopman–CMH: A Formal Treatment of Spectral Structure Persistence in Historical Dynamics WP-2026-001: CMH: Axiomatic Foundations for a Quantitative Science of Large-Scale Social Systems LESSON 5 CMH Introduction LESSON 6 CMH – Axiom 1 Understanding CMH Axiom 2 and Its Role in Social Modeling LESSON 7 LESSON 8 Axiom 3 Math path lesson 1 Axiom 4 Math path lesson 2 Math path lesson 3 Axiom 5 Axiom 6 Math path lesson 4 Axiom 7 Math path lesson 5 Math path lesson 6 Axiom 8 Math path lesson 7 Math path lesson 8 Lessons Learned Note to our readers What Is CMH? Statistical Aggregation (Axiom A1) Historical Ergodicity (Axiom A2) Structural Causality (Axiom A3) Temporal Dynamics (Axiom A4) Endogenous Indeterminacy (Axiom A5) Limited Reflexivity (Axiom A6) Predictive Decay (Axiom A7) Computational Falsifiability (Axiom A8) Blog is moving to Substack Contact Cookie Policy About FICSS Reference databases Official Policy on Preprints WP-2026-005: Beyond the Lyapunov Wall: Extending the Predictive Horizon of Computational Macrohistory FICSS Institute