Adaptive Recoverability Systems welcomes research collaboration with universities and research institutions exploring institutional recoverability, governance quality, and adaptive capacity.
Research collaboration covers academic and non-commercial use of the Adaptive Recoverability Governance methodology, including the underlying scoring framework, case study materials, and supporting documentation. Use is governed by a research licence (see Commercial Licensing for details).
Faculty and postgraduate researchers working in governance, financial stability, systems theory, or related fields.
Departments seeking to incorporate the framework into coursework, case studies, or research programs.
Non-commercial research institutions exploring institutional resilience and governance methodology.
Referencing the ARG methodology, white paper, or published materials in academic work. Guidance on correct citation is available on request.
Joint research projects applying or extending the framework, with shared authorship or acknowledgement as appropriate.
Academic critique, validation, or extension of the underlying methodology and scoring constructs.
Contributing or co-developing case study material within the existing demonstration framework.
You outline your research interest, institutional affiliation, and intended use of the framework.
We discuss fit, scope, and the most appropriate form of collaboration or licence.
Where access to the methodology is required, a research licence is put in place covering scope and attribution.
Work proceeds, with attribution and publication terms agreed in advance.
Research licences are typically offered on different terms to commercial licences. Specifics are discussed directly based on intended use.
Yes, with appropriate citation. Publication terms for collaborative work are agreed as part of the research licence.
Illustrative case study material from the existing demonstration framework may be made available for research purposes; this is discussed during scoping.
This is assessed case by case. Please reach out with details of the intended use.
Contact the research team directly and we'll arrange a scoping conversation.
