The field of inquiry that traces the roots of civilization rights and the processes that generate civilizational outcomes.
Civilizology refers to the field of inquiry that adopts scientific approaches to trace the roots of civilization rights and the processes (inputs) that generate civilization outcomes and artifacts (outputs).
As an emerging field, Civilizology calls upon specialists and scientists from across disciplines — law, physics, engineering, nutrition, management, astronomy, architecture, and beyond — to study and document the contributions of human civilizations.
It is the framework that connects the principles of the Universal Declaration to their real-world application in Civilization Resilience.
Monuments, artifacts, architecture, and sites — and the material and moral rights of the nations that created them.
Astronomy, mathematics, medicine, engineering, arts — tracing which civilization contributed what to today’s knowledge.
A Civilizology Rating System to study and document the contributions of human civilizations, discipline by discipline.
The core text, now used in university teaching.
Peer-reviewed chapters, including the civilization resilience perspective on climate and health threats.
CRI@BUC, CRI@HUE, and growing — embedding Civilizology in curricula and dissertations.
Civilizology is the framework — the middle pillar. It rests on the principles of the Universal Declaration, and it produces the application: Civilization Resilience.
Your support funds the research, publications, and university programs that are building Civilizology into a recognized field.
Advancing the rights, science, and resilience of human civilizations.