The Core Mission of the Institute of Sociotopology

 

The Core Mission of the Institute of Sociotopology

The Institute of Sociotopology is established as an interdisciplinary instrument for analyzing and balancing global crises arising from:

• overproduction in certain parts of the world;

• chronically unsatisfied consumer markets in other regions;

• the dominance of financial and credit institutions over the real economy;

• the detachment of capital circulation systems from systems of real value creation.

1. Sociotopology as a Method

Sociotopology integrates three analytical levels:

• Sociology — the study of people’s viewpoints, expectations, and narratives
  (analysis of the external social contour).

• Psychology — the study of internal motivations, fears, and perceptions of security and justice
  (the internal contour of the individual).

• Topology — the analysis of density, imbalances, and gaps between:

  • social demand;

  • the supply of satisfaction for that demand;

  • the sense of well-being derived from creating value and receiving value.

Thus, sociotopology does not operate with abstract markets but with real-life spaces, where economy, culture, and institutions overlap.

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2. The Contemporary Global Conflict

The global system today is overloaded by the obligation to generate profit as a universal measure of efficiency.

The de facto hierarchy is as follows:

logistics has overtaken the producer,
financiers have “overtaken” logistics.

Current Disproportion:

• approximately USD 100 trillion — annual turnover of real goods and services;

• USD 800–1,000 trillion — “future derivatives,” including financial expectations, collateralized obligations, and speculative instruments.

This creates a fundamental conflict:

• the real economy cannot keep pace with financial expectations;

• credit and rent-seeking institutions extract added value without creating real utility;

• recession becomes not an event, but a structural mechanism of external profit extraction.

National Systems in a Trap:

• overly open systems absorb external recessions, lose income, and destabilize internal markets;

• overly closed systems lose access to external technologies, specialized goods, and export opportunities.

The Institute’s task is to find a balanced model of international cooperation, where openness does not equate to self-destruction.

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3. Corporate Money and Corporate Blockchain

The Institute of Sociotopology proposes a model of corporate money tied not to speculation, but to:

• human participation in value creation;

• legally fixed responsibility;

• transparent internal circulation.

Fundamental Assumption

Every modern individual:

• is a potential producer and consumer of value;

• meets the minimum international standards of corporate capitalization
  (approximately USD 10,000, according to international business company practices).

The Liberland Model (as a Pilot Jurisdiction)

1. The state offers legal registration of a business company for USD 1,000.

2. In exchange for future citizenship, the state:

   • retains 50% of the company’s shares in custody;

   • records them within the internal corporate circulation system.

3. The founder receives:

   • the ability to start a business with a low entry threshold;

   • primary citizenship status;

   • corporate securities with a nominal value of USD 10,000 for internal circulation.

4. Within 2–5 years:

   • the retained shares may be repurchased by the founder or partners;

   • the company transitions to full private ownership.

➡️ This model reduces speculative pressure and creates a real cycle of responsibility.

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4. Role of the Chamber of Commerce and the Customs Program

In the sphere of foreign economic activity:

• the state controls electronic instruments of international trade;

• customs declarations are integrated into a blockchain protocol;

• a minimum royalty percentage is fixed for:

  • goods;

  • services;

  • franchising;

  • copyright and related rights.

The “Customs Program”

The program is issued as:

• a web-based product;

• an offline medium (flash drive or module);

• an autonomous accounting protocol.

This enables:

• minimization of manipulation;

• transparent state participation;

• preservation of trust between stakeholders.

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5. The First Initiative of the Institute

The first group of people who objectively require such a system are:

“displaced citizens” from Cyrillic-based jurisdictions,
lacking stable legal and financial identification.

Therefore, the first practical initiative is:

A standardized correspondence table between Cyrillic and Latin scripts, compatible with:

• ISO 9:1995 (transliteration);

• ISO 20022 (financial messaging).

This constitutes a foundational infrastructure for:

• contracts;

• blockchain registries;

• customs and corporate systems.

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Signed:

Secretary General
Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ukraine–Liberland (2020–2022)
📞 +380672409731

buchalive@gmail.com