EP028：The State's Stress Test - How National Power Risk Model (NPRM) Measures the World

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【Video Summary】 The National Power Risk Model (NPRM) is an analytical tool for assessing a state's structural coordination capabilities. The model quantifies political risk on a scale of 1.0 to 5.9 across four dimensions: elite cohesion, coercive integrity, administrative reach, and resource mobilization. Unlike traditional assessments, it emphasizes distinguishing between external social unrest and internal institutional rupture, arguing that repressive rule or democratic competition does not equate to systemic collapse. Several historical and contemporary examples as calibration anchors were discussed in the video. Overall, the framework aims to provide an objective and de-ideologized diagnostic language to help determine whether a regime has lost its ability to integrate key power actors. 【Key Takeaways】 • Taiping Heavenly Kingdom vs. Mutual Defense Pact of the Southeastern Provinces – which one is the greater threat to Qing dynasty? • How National Power Risk Model (NPRM) measures a state's structural coordination capabilities. • High visibility is not equal to high impact. Use NPRM to re-know the world. 【Related Links】 • Additional Information：https://www.taipeismalltrader.com/video/g36myZI8YLU • Model Entry Point：https://www.taipeismalltrader.com/frameworks/nprm/v1/README.md • Sources：Some maps used in the NotebookLM generated video were taken from Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons.

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