The Symbiotic Liability Trap

The Symbiotic Liability Trap - Complete Works" is a seven-paper doctrinal treatise demonstrating a structural compliance failure at the intersection of European environmental criminal law, organisational fault under § 130 OWiG, process engineering, AI governance, and corporate finance. The work introduces the Janus Property: a logical-temporal duality whereby the doctrinal architecture itself negates its own structural-non-cognisability defence by the act of publication, transforming itself from a defensive shield before codification of cross-domain integration standards into an aggravating standard thereafter. The seven papers integrate doctrinal, methodological, technical, forensic, and financial proof. They address conventional single-domain reasoning in environmental criminal law (§ 324 StGB, AwSV, WHG, Directive (EU) 2024/1203), organisational liability (§ 130 OWiG, § 17 StGB), AI governance (EU AI Act, IED 2.0), and corporate compliance frameworks, and demonstrate that linear aggregation of single-domain authority artifacts produces structural unawareness of cross-domain risk - a Janus Property that operates as both shield and standard depending on the temporal position of the agent relative to publication. This is the digital edition (PDF/A-3b, ISO 19005-3, long-term archival, eIDAS qualified electronic signature) of the limited print edition (ISBN 978-3-9828743-3-3, half-leather binding, 33 numbered copies, institutional deposit). Both editions are bibliographically and substantively identical. Licensed under CC BY-ND 4.0 for free distribution to institutional libraries, law faculties, research institutions, and individual researchers.