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Detecting Strategic Drift Before Outcome Failure: A Longitudinal Governance Diagnostic
This paper develops a longitudinal method for detecting strategic drift before it becomes visible in outcomes. It shows how early signals of misalignment emerge in decision criteria as institutional intent is translated across governance layers. It builds on earlier work on institutional coherence and drift by introducing a structured diagnostic approach. This paper is part of the Coherence Programme.
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