REPARATION BONDS
Development map

Provisional book architecture

REPARATION BONDS
by John Canoe – Derrick Lynch

Part I — Debt, credit and assets

1. What debt creates
2. The creditor's asset
3. National debt as structural analogy
4. Productive and speculative debt

Part II — Reparations and the financing gap

5. Claimed, agreed and received reparations
6. Why reparatory machinery needs capital first
7. Donations, pledges, loans, bonds and currency
8. The Black Pledge as companion architecture

Part III — Latent Reparation Bonds

9. The latent instrument
10. Face value without present cash
11. Open financing and separate entitlement
12. Codes, registers and physical certificates
13. Activation as the economic boundary

Part IV — The funded bond

14. Principal and return
15. Maturity and redemption
16. Use of funds
17. Repayment sources and waterfall
18. Transferability and succession

Part V — Governance and failure

19. Separation of powers
20. Accounting and audit
21. Default and insufficient revenues
22. Fraud, disputes and lost credentials
23. Insolvency and creditor risk

Part VI — Law, implementation and future

24. Legal and regulatory architecture
25. From latent community commitment to lawful financing institution
26. Intergenerational ownership and reparatory capacity

This is a provisional chapter map derived from issues exposed while constructing the website. It is not the finished manuscript.