Failure Taxonomy

Most institutional failures are not sudden or singular.
They emerge gradually through patterns of drift, silence, substitution, and delayed recognition of harm.

The Institute’s failure taxonomy provides a structured way to understand:

• How early warning signals are filtered or ignored
• How assurance replaces understanding
• How escalation pathways erode
• How harm becomes normalised

This taxonomy is intended as an analytical tool for governance, leadership, and system design.

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