Site map
All the pages of the site, in one list.
Main pages
The book, section by section
- Executive Summary
- Extended abstract
- The argument in one page
- Diagram of the accountability chain
- The map of the system — how the pieces fit together
- Acronyms, terms and conventions
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The accountability deficit
- 3. A dense international system that stops along the way
- 4. The theory of chain-based accountability: origins and design principles
- 5. Seven functions, not necessarily seven new institutions
- 6. The legal, normative and civic system
- 7. Institutions equipped with AI, governed by humans
- 8. The integrated demonstrator: an AI data centre
- 9. Monetary spillovers: from incidence to bounded attribution
- 10. From announced financing to actionable development
- 11. Preventive peace and resilience in the face of crises
- 12. The political economy of adoption
- 13. Stress tests, objections and the cost of the architecture
- 14. Limits, refutability and research programme
- 15. From corrective accountability to anticipatory accountability: the prevention loop
- Conclusion — From moral aspiration to structural responsibility
- Annex A — Register of evidence and publication status
- Annex B — Minimum evaluation framework for pilot projects
- Annex C — Complementary references
- Annex D — Recent items of evidence in support of the architecture
- Annex E — Qualitative comparison of the candidate architectures
- Annex F — Formal accounting decomposition and bounded partial attribution framework
- Annex G — Protocol and empirical diagnostic
- Annex H — Legal grid of the acts of the chain
- Annex I — The Tunisian case file: evidentiary status, classification under Annex F and Configuration M trajectory
- Annex J — International extension protocol (comparative panel and the 44 LDCs)
- Annex K — The subordinate protocols
- Annex L — Prevention and alert protocol
- Annex M — Empirical protocol for the distributive tracing of global monetary easings
- Annex N — Carthage Charter
- Annex O — Global Accountability Framework (GAF)
- Annex P — Call of Carthage
- Annex Q — Elements of a model procedural mandate
- About the author
Around the book
- List of figures and tables
- The diagram as text
- The method, in one map
- Invited members
- The contributions repository
- Contribution licence
- Use of artificial intelligence
- Acronyms and conventions of the book
- Glossary of notions
- Open research
- Objections and falsification
- Register of reviews
- Changes
- The cases
- The argument in one page (short address)
- Citation file of the repository (CITATION.cff)