Coordination science is a generative constraint framework developed by Ana Rodrigues and Gary Bastoky. It derives viable coordination patterns from proven impossibility results—the same way thermodynamics derives engine efficiency limits from "no perpetual motion."
This platform presents the research foundations, falsifiable predictions, cross-domain evidence, and practical tools for diagnosing coordination failures.
The framework makes 64 explicit, falsifiable predictions. 23 have been tested. 4 have been challenged. We show these openly because falsifiability is the foundation of credibility.
We work with organizations facing coordination failures, researchers exploring cross-domain patterns, and builders designing coordination protocols.