0009-0007-7039-7209 About
John Otieno Odero is the founder of the Persistence Science Framework and an independent systems researcher based in Nairobi, Kenya.
His research focuses on information, control, persistence, adaptation, and systemic change across complex systems. Persistence Science is a scientific framework that examines how information-directed control, energy, and decay influence the persistence of physical, economic, institutional, political, religious, technological, biological, and cosmological systems.
His published work includes foundational frameworks, core theories, and application frameworks spanning public policy, religious systems, economics, political systems, and cosmology. Current research focuses on validation methodologies, persistence measurement, and cross-domain applications of Persistence Science.
Correspondence: [email protected] | ORCID: 0009-0007-7039-7209
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Publications (15)
- General Theory of Legitimacy Save
- System Dynamics & Control Theory: Dynamic Systems Formulation of Persistence Science Save
- The Information Index: Foundations of Information Measurement in Persistence Science Save
- The Odero Axiom: C(I)·E > D Foundations of Persistence Science Save
- The Persistence Index: Foundations of Persistence Measurement in Persistence Science Save
- Theory of Interpretive and Organizational Trust Save
- Persistence Thermodynamics: Theory of Information-Energy Dynamics Save
- Thermoeconomic Information Theory: Information, Energy, and Economic Persistence Save
- The Persistence of Power: A Theory of Hegemonic Stability and Transition Save
- The Persistence of Power: A Coalition Indispensability Theory of Democratic Leader Save