Proposition 001 — Unique personal civilisation
Proposition 002 — Personal civilisation is learned
Proposition 003 — Lifelong formation and change
Proposition 004 — Civilisation and individual conduct
Proposition 005 — Multiple social circles
Proposition 006 — Circle-dependent operative elements
Proposition 007 — Every circle has a civilisation
Proposition 008 — Groups and social circles
Proposition 009 — Coherence within circle civilisation
Proposition 010 — Norms, values and goals
Proposition 011 — Earliest sources of civilising
Proposition 012 — Expanding sources of civilising
Proposition 013 — Increasing source selection
Proposition 014 — Interpretation through existing civilisation
Proposition 015 — Selection of civilisation elements
Proposition 016 — Trust and source acceptance
Proposition 017 — Civilisation shapes source trust
Proposition 018 — Correspondence reinforces trust
Proposition 019 — Perceived source independence
Proposition 020 — Transmission through recorded expressions
Proposition 021 — Information systems as sources
Proposition 022 — Conditions for adoption
Proposition 023 — Reach promotes dissemination
Proposition 024 — Acceptance does not establish validity
Proposition 025 — Institutionalisation creates social givens
Proposition 026 — Coherence through systems of ideas
Proposition 027 — Narrative and transmissibility
Proposition 028 — Narrative as interpretive framework
Proposition 029 — Institutions strengthen power bases
Proposition 030 — Actors exercise institutional power
Proposition 031 — Sources of institutional conformity
Proposition 032 — Internalisation strengthens institutional conformity
Proposition 033 — Institutional operation depends on conduct
Proposition 034 — Civilisation and support
Proposition 035 — Support base as power base
Proposition 036 — Every social circle has an elite
Proposition 037 — Bases of elite position
Proposition 038 — Changing composition of elites
Proposition 039 — Elite recognition and direction
Proposition 040 — Limits on elite action
Proposition 041 — Planned and unplanned institutionalisation
Proposition 042 — Politics and institutional change
Proposition 043 — Politics without institutionalisation
Proposition 044 — Sanctioning maintains civilisation
Proposition 045 — Conformity without internalisation
Proposition 046 — Conditions of sanctioning influence
Proposition 047 — Pathologisation legitimates exclusion
Proposition 048 — Acceptance of pathologisation
Proposition 049 — Circle civilisation and individual conduct
Proposition 050 — Tension from conflicting civilisations
Proposition 051 — Individual change creates tension
Proposition 052 — Individual change rarely changes circles
Proposition 053 — Shared circumstances change circles
Proposition 054 — Resolving lagging circle civilisation
Proposition 055 — Purposive elite-driven change
Proposition 056 — Resolving lagging personal civilisations
Proposition 057 — Institutional lag
Proposition 058 — Reciprocal social influence
Proposition 059 — Change across social circles
Proposition 060 — Recursiveness of social change
Proposition 061 — Conditions of social stability
Proposition 062 — Valuation precedes purposive action
Proposition 063 — Goals need not be measurable
Proposition 064 — Change starts within existing civilisation
Proposition 065 — Legitimation through shared civilisation
Proposition 066 — Conditions for circle change
Proposition 067 — Success of purposive change
Proposition 068 — Internalisation and social operation
Proposition 069 — Conditions for internalisation
Proposition 070 — Competition between civilisation elements
Proposition 071 — Mechanism of purposive social change
Proposition 072 — Unintended social change
Proposition 073 — Civilisation shapes perceived success
Proposition 074 — Legitimation civilises the support base
Proposition 075 — Competing interpretations of outcomes
Proposition 076 — Continuum of political change
Proposition 077 — Three classes of political change
Proposition 078 — Class 1: change within existing order
Proposition 079 — Class 2: change of civilisation elements
Proposition 080 — Class 3: systemic change
Proposition 081 — Movement between change classes
Proposition 082 — Movements require systems of ideas
Proposition 083 — Organic and purposive movements
Proposition 084 — From movement to purposive politics
Proposition 085 — Movements need no central leadership
Proposition 086 — Divergent tendencies within movements
Proposition 087 — Civilising function of movements
Proposition 088 — Organisations within movements
Proposition 089 — Movement elites and institutionalisation
Proposition 090 — Internal institutionalisation
Proposition 091 — Civilising beyond the movement
Proposition 092 — The state as social circle
Proposition 093 — Territorial binding of the state
Proposition 094 — Legitimation of state coercion
Proposition 095 — State sanctioning and coercion
Proposition 096 — Compulsory surrender of resources
Proposition 097 — Governing elite and general interest
Proposition 098 — Classification of social change
Proposition 099 — Common mechanisms of social change
Proposition 100 — The Theory