System-Correction Beyond Sovereignty A Balance-Based Model for Global Governance

The traditional concept of absolute state sovereignty is increasingly misaligned with the realities of a tightly coupled global system. When governments become structurally defective—through corruption, feedback suppression, or institutional decay—sovereignty can function as a shield for harm rather than protection for citizens. This paper proposes a System-Correction Model of Global Governance, grounded in systems theory and the Universal Law of Balance, where intervention is justified not by ideology or power politics, but by demonstrable failure of a system to self-correct. The model introduces a non-imperial, preventive, feedback-centered international mechanism designed to restore balance rather than impose control.