An agreement field is the infrastructure of coordination in an ecosystem: the patterned set of explicit and implicit agreements that shape how resources, authority, meaning, and relationships move.

I use agreement fields to understand why similar initiatives lead to different outcomes, why good intentions backfire, and why stress reveals a system’s real priorities. Mapping agreement fields turns invisible structures into something that can be discussed, compared, and redesigned with care.

This is the backbone of the PhD:
If you want different outcomes, you have to change the field that generates them.

You’ll see the conceptual foundations, methodological choices, and their limits.