About the Author — Temesgen Muleta‑Erena

Economist • Sovereign Publisher • Cultural Ecology Theorist

Founder, The Codex Press (TC Press), London

Temesgen Muleta‑Erena is an economist, sovereign publisher, and cultural ecology theorist based in London, United Kingdom. He is the founder and steward of The Codex Press (TC Press), a sovereign imprint dedicated to diagnostic clarity, ceremonial documentation, and epistemic infrastructure.

His work spans experimental microeconomics, indigenous strategy, cultural ecology, thermodynamic behaviour, and civilizational modelling. Temesgen’s research integrates Oromo ecological intelligence, intergenerational signalling, and symbolic modelling to show how societies encode strategic behaviour, risk management, and ethical coordination through story, landscape, ritual, and daily life.

Temesgen publishes across a multi‑node ecosystem:

• TC Press (Google Sites) — sovereign imprint and catalogue

• The Oromian Economist (Google Sites) — academic index and archive

• The Oromian Economist (Blogger) — essays, cultural ecology notes, book reviews

• OSF & SSRN — scholarly repositories

• YouTube — TC Press Ecology Series playlist documenting ecological stories and field observations

His sovereign catalogue now includes twelve volumes, forming a modular curriculum on entropy, coordination, dignity, and institutional clarity. Each scroll is fully independent yet interlocking, modelling how individuals and civilizations navigate distortion, uncertainty, and the search for ethical equilibrium.

Temesgen’s doctoral thesis — catalogued across institutions including Oxford, Harvard, MIT, the University of California system, Oslo, Stockholm, Toronto, and UNAM — anchors his academic foundation and informs his sovereign publishing mission.

Through TC Press, Temesgen advances a single proposition:

Knowledge is infrastructure. Behaviour is thermodynamic. Every scroll is a rehearsal for a more dignified republic.