A new interdisciplinary paradigm, Dynamic Consent Engineering (DCE), is introduced, synthesizing Edward Bernays' principles of public relations with the S-E-E-D (Snowball, Equilibrium, Elasticity, Dominance) framework of system dynamics. The authors expand Bernaysian operational constraints into a four-dimensional resource matrix incorporating algorithmic media infrastructure and mathematically formalize how democratic institutions construct, optimize, and sustain political dominance.
Of interest for modeling socio-political processes and managing large systems, albeit in a non-standard domain.
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