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The Mechanics of Democratic Dominance: A System Dynamics Paradigm for Dynamic Consent Engineering
Traditional frameworks of political communication operate under linear, event-driven assumptions that treat voter persuasion as a static, transactional function. This paper introduces Dynamic Consent Engineering (DCE), a novel interdisciplinary paradigm that synthesizes Edward Bernays' foundational
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