Polytunity reframes the current era of global disruption as a generational opening for deep, constructive transformation, in contrast to the fear-driven, Eurocentric framing of polycrisis.

A paradigm is a system of thought grounded in core assumptions about the nature of societies that determines what questions are asked and what kinds of concepts, theories, and methods are used.

Adaptive Political Economy (APE) is a paradigm for developing theories and methods that illuminate complex social features, such as adaptation and coevolution, rather than simplifying them away.

AIM redefines core assumptions of political economy for a disrupted, multipolar world, replacing the industrial–colonial worldview with a systems-based, pluralistic, and reflexive approach.