An open-source framework for measuring and benchmarking national strategy and capability
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Why Global Institute for National Capability uses synthetic expert simulation to rigorously test national capability frameworks before empirical validation.
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Bronze Age National Capability Assessments
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A cradle of urban civilisation, Sumer fused groundbreaking innovations, economic reach, and cultural influence to shape the foundations of statecraft in the ancient Near East.
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Old Kingdom Egypt (c. 2686–2181 BCE) assessment against the Global Institute for National Capability (GINC) National Capability Framework, applying the Emerging National Capability Ratings scale to an ancient context.
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Akkad forged the world’s first true empire, uniting Mesopotamia under a centralised monarchy that blended military power, administrative sophistication, and expansive trade networks into a model of Bronze Age imperial dominance.
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An urban powerhouse of the Bronze Age, the Indus Valley Civilisation blended advanced city planning, economic integration, and cultural cohesion to create one of history’s most sophisticated and enigmatic ancient societies.
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A dynamic snapshot of national capability across hard, soft, and economic power, tracking emerging strengths and strategic resilience.
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A 10‑week, project‑based program where small teams assess three countries across the nine areas of national capability. You’ll combine top‑down hypotheses with bottom‑up indicators, stress‑test your claims through red‑teaming, and deliver a defended assessment to expert judges.
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When evaluating the history of national capability, the first challenge is definitional: what counts as a “nation”? The modern nation-state is only a few centuries old. Before that, power was expressed through empires, kingdoms, dynasties, city-states, and religious or tribal confederations. This means that any assessment of capability across two
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24 national security capabilities accelerating national strategy and capability.
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64 technologies accelerating national strategy and capability.
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