babylon.models.enums

Enumeration types for the Babylon simulation.

These StrEnums define the categorical types used throughout the simulation. All values are lowercase snake_case for JSON serialization compatibility.

Enums defined: - SocialRole: Class position in the world system (MLM-TW categories) - EdgeType: Nature of relationships between entities - IntensityLevel: Contradiction/tension intensity scale - ResolutionType: How contradictions can resolve - EventType: Types of simulation events for the narrative layer - OperationalProfile: Territory visibility stance (Sprint 3.5.1) - SectorType: Strategic sector categories (Sprint 3.5.1) - TerritoryType: Settler-colonial hierarchy classification (Sprint 3.7)

Classes

`DisplacementPriorityMode`(*values)	Mode for displacement routing priority.
`EdgeType`(*values)	Nature of relationships between entities.
`EventType`(*values)	Types of simulation events for the narrative layer.
`IntensityLevel`(*values)	Intensity scale for contradictions and tensions.
`OperationalProfile`(*values)	Operational profile for territory visibility.
`ResolutionType`(*values)	How contradictions can resolve.
`SectorType`(*values)	Strategic sector categories for territories.
`SocialRole`(*values)	Class position in the world system.
`TerritoryType`(*values)	Territory classification in the settler-colonial hierarchy.

class babylon.models.enums.SocialRole(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Class position in the world system.

Based on Marxist-Leninist-Maoist Third Worldist (MLM-TW) theory, classes are defined by their relationship to production AND their position in the imperial hierarchy.

Values:: CORE_BOURGEOISIE: Owns means of production in imperial core PERIPHERY_PROLETARIAT: Sells labor in exploited periphery LABOR_ARISTOCRACY: Core workers benefiting from imperial rent PETTY_BOURGEOISIE: Small owners, professionals, shopkeepers LUMPENPROLETARIAT: Outside formal economy, precarious existence COMPRADOR_BOURGEOISIE: Intermediary class in periphery, collaborates with imperial core

CORE_BOURGEOISIE = 'core_bourgeoisie'

PERIPHERY_PROLETARIAT = 'periphery_proletariat'

LABOR_ARISTOCRACY = 'labor_aristocracy'

PETTY_BOURGEOISIE = 'petty_bourgeoisie'

LUMPENPROLETARIAT = 'lumpenproletariat'

COMPRADOR_BOURGEOISIE = 'comprador_bourgeoisie'

class babylon.models.enums.EdgeType(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Nature of relationships between entities.

These are the fundamental relationship types that form edges in the simulation’s NetworkX graph.

Values:: EXPLOITATION: Value extraction (imperial rent flows along these edges) SOLIDARITY: Mutual support and class consciousness REPRESSION: State violence directed at a class COMPETITION: Market rivalry between entities TRIBUTE: Value flow from periphery comprador to core (comprador keeps cut) WAGES: Core bourgeoisie paying core workers (super-wages from imperial rent) CLIENT_STATE: Imperial subsidy to maintain client state stability TENANCY: Occupant -> Territory relationship (Sprint 3.5.1) ADJACENCY: Territory -> Territory spatial connectivity (Sprint 3.5.1)

EXPLOITATION = 'exploitation'

SOLIDARITY = 'solidarity'

REPRESSION = 'repression'

COMPETITION = 'competition'

TRIBUTE = 'tribute'

WAGES = 'wages'

CLIENT_STATE = 'client_state'

TENANCY = 'tenancy'

ADJACENCY = 'adjacency'

class babylon.models.enums.IntensityLevel(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Intensity scale for contradictions and tensions.

Contradictions exist on a spectrum from dormant (latent potential) to critical (imminent rupture). This enum provides discrete levels for game mechanics while the underlying simulation may use continuous float values.

Values:: DORMANT: Contradiction exists but not yet manifest LOW: Minor tensions, easily managed MEDIUM: Noticeable conflict, requires attention HIGH: Serious crisis, intervention needed CRITICAL: Rupture imminent, phase transition likely

DORMANT = 'dormant'

LOW = 'low'

MEDIUM = 'medium'

HIGH = 'high'

CRITICAL = 'critical'

class babylon.models.enums.ResolutionType(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

How contradictions can resolve.

Based on dialectical materialism, contradictions resolve through one of three mechanisms. The resolution type determines what happens to the system after a contradiction reaches critical intensity.

Values:: SYNTHESIS: Dialectical resolution - opposites unite at higher level RUPTURE: Revolutionary break - system undergoes fundamental change SUPPRESSION: Forced dormancy - contradiction remains but is contained

SYNTHESIS = 'synthesis'

RUPTURE = 'rupture'

SUPPRESSION = 'suppression'

class babylon.models.enums.EventType(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Types of simulation events for the narrative layer.

These event types are published to the EventBus when significant state changes occur, enabling the AI Observer to generate narrative.

Values:: SURPLUS_EXTRACTION: Imperial rent extracted from worker to owner IMPERIAL_SUBSIDY: Wealth converted to suppression to stabilize client state SOLIDARITY_AWAKENING: Periphery worker enters active struggle (consciousness >= threshold) CONSCIOUSNESS_TRANSMISSION: Consciousness flows via SOLIDARITY edge from periphery to core MASS_AWAKENING: Target consciousness crosses mass awakening threshold ECONOMIC_CRISIS: Imperial rent pool depleted below critical threshold (Sprint 3.4.4) ECOLOGICAL_OVERSHOOT: Consumption exceeds biocapacity (Slice 1.4 - Metabolic Rift) EXCESSIVE_FORCE: State violence “spark” - police brutality event (Agency Layer) UPRISING: Mass insurrection triggered by spark + accumulated agitation (Agency Layer) SOLIDARITY_SPIKE: Solidarity infrastructure built through shared struggle (Agency Layer) RUPTURE: Contradiction tension reached critical threshold, triggering phase transition PHASE_TRANSITION: Topology percolation threshold crossed (Sprint 3.3)

SURPLUS_EXTRACTION = 'surplus_extraction'

IMPERIAL_SUBSIDY = 'imperial_subsidy'

SOLIDARITY_AWAKENING = 'solidarity_awakening'

CONSCIOUSNESS_TRANSMISSION = 'consciousness_transmission'

MASS_AWAKENING = 'mass_awakening'

ECONOMIC_CRISIS = 'economic_crisis'

ECOLOGICAL_OVERSHOOT = 'ecological_overshoot'

EXCESSIVE_FORCE = 'excessive_force'

UPRISING = 'uprising'

SOLIDARITY_SPIKE = 'solidarity_spike'

RUPTURE = 'rupture'

PHASE_TRANSITION = 'phase_transition'

class babylon.models.enums.OperationalProfile(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Operational profile for territory visibility.

Sprint 3.5.1: Layer 0 - The Territorial Substrate. The stance system trades visibility for recruitment: - LOW_PROFILE: Safe from eviction, low recruitment (opaque) - HIGH_PROFILE: High recruitment, high heat (transparent)

“Legibility over Stealth” - The State knows where you are. The game is about staying below the repression threshold.

Values:: LOW_PROFILE: “We are just a reading group/community center.” HIGH_PROFILE: “We are a Revolutionary Cell.”

LOW_PROFILE = 'low_profile'

HIGH_PROFILE = 'high_profile'

class babylon.models.enums.SectorType(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Strategic sector categories for territories.

Sprint 3.5.1: Layer 0 - The Territorial Substrate. Sector types determine the economic and social character of territories and affect the dynamics of recruitment, eviction, and spillover.

Values:: INDUSTRIAL: Factories, warehouses, production centers RESIDENTIAL: Housing, neighborhoods, population centers COMMERCIAL: Shops, markets, service industries UNIVERSITY: Educational institutions, intellectuals DOCKS: Ports, logistics hubs, trade nodes GOVERNMENT: State buildings, bureaucracy, military

INDUSTRIAL = 'industrial'

RESIDENTIAL = 'residential'

COMMERCIAL = 'commercial'

UNIVERSITY = 'university'

DOCKS = 'docks'

GOVERNMENT = 'government'

class babylon.models.enums.TerritoryType(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Territory classification in the settler-colonial hierarchy.

Sprint 3.7: The Carceral Geography - Necropolitical Triad.

The settler-colonial state manages population through territorial classification. Displaced populations flow from productive zones to containment/elimination zones following the logic of capital.

Values:

CORE: High value, low heat. Labor aristocracy destination.: The suburbs, gated communities, gentrified zones.
PERIPHERY: Low value, high heat. Source of cheap labor.: The ghetto, favela, global south production zones.
RESERVATION: Containment. High subsistence, no labor value.: The reservation system - warehousing surplus population.
PENAL_COLONY: Extraction. Forced labor, suppresses Organization.: The prison-industrial complex - carceral extraction.
CONCENTRATION_CAMP: Elimination. High population decay, generates Terror.: The final solution - necropolitical endpoint.

CORE = 'core'

PERIPHERY = 'periphery'

RESERVATION = 'reservation'

PENAL_COLONY = 'penal_colony'

CONCENTRATION_CAMP = 'concentration_camp'

class babylon.models.enums.DisplacementPriorityMode(*values)[source]

Bases: StrEnum

Mode for displacement routing priority.

Sprint 3.7.1: Dynamic Displacement Priority Modes.

The settler-colonial state routes displaced populations to sink nodes (RESERVATION, PENAL_COLONY, CONCENTRATION_CAMP) differently based on current political-economic conditions.

Values:

EXTRACTION: Labor is valuable. Prison-industrial complex logic.: Priority: PENAL_COLONY > RESERVATION > CONCENTRATION_CAMP “We need their labor.” (Default mode)
CONTAINMENT: Crisis or transition period. Warehousing logic.: Priority: RESERVATION > PENAL_COLONY > CONCENTRATION_CAMP “We need them out of the way but not dead yet.”
ELIMINATION: Late fascism. Necropolitical logic.: Priority: CONCENTRATION_CAMP > PENAL_COLONY > RESERVATION “We don’t need them at all.”
AUTO: Compute mode dynamically from economic/political conditions.: (Not implemented in Sprint 3.7.1 - reserved for future use)

EXTRACTION = 'extraction'

CONTAINMENT = 'containment'

ELIMINATION = 'elimination'

AUTO = 'auto'