säkehet
Säkehet is a neologism that has appeared in contemporary speculative writing and some cultural studies discussions to denote a social-technical principle of safeguarding people, knowledge, and resources against disruption. The term is not established in any single discipline, and its usage varies among authors.
Etymology: The word's origins are uncertain. It is used as a constructed term in several languages to
Concept and scope: In practice, säkehet is described as a framework combining governance, community memory, and
Examples of use: Some writers describe säkehet as a societal ethos prioritizing cross-generational knowledge transfer; others
Criticism and status: Because säkehet lacks a stable, definitional framework, critics argue that it risks vagueness.
See also: cultural preservation, resilience theory, knowledge management, information security, mutual aid.