Sektiksi
Sektiksi is a term used primarily in speculative writing and theoretical discussions to denote a framework for organizing complex systems into distinct, interacting sectors. The concept is not tied to a single real-world institution, but appears in debates about modular governance, urban planning, and systems design.
Etymology and scope: The name is thought to derive from a root meaning "to cut" or "to
Concept and applications: In theory, sektiksi prescribes modular separation of functions with clearly defined interfaces, enabling
Cultural and fictional usage: In science fiction and speculative futures, sektiksi may describe a political economy
Criticism: Critics argue that rigid sectoralization can obscure cross-cutting issues and create governance gaps at interfaces;