“The Architecture of Civilization” is a multidisciplinary book series that explores the intellectual foundations of human society through the lenses of religion, philosophy, political theory, sociology, and history. Uniting critical inquiry with historical depth, each volume investigates how humanity has constructed meaning, organized power, and shaped collective life across civilizations and eras.

By weaving together diverse traditions and transformative ideas, this series offers a comprehensive understanding of how belief systems, institutional frameworks, and philosophical worldviews have evolved and how they continue to inform the challenges of the modern world. From ancient myth to modern democracy, from metaphysics to social contracts, these works invite readers to examine the complex architecture of human civilization with intellectual rigor and cross-cultural awareness.