Overview

The Malone Doctrine is a codified collection of the political, social, economic, ethical, and strategic teachings of Joseph Malone. It serves as his governing platform for African American family restoration, community stabilization, institutional development, collective protection, political advancement, and economic independence.

The Doctrine does not function as a textbook or conventional academic curriculum. Its purpose is to establish positions, define standards of conduct, identify community problems, prescribe corrective policies, and articulate a long-term program for African American revival. Its volumes organize these teachings into a coherent body of doctrine that can guide individuals, families, community organizations, political institutions, and future Malone-aligned initiatives.

The Malone Doctrine establishes clear, principled stances on the political challenges facing African American communities. It serves as the university's official reference for teaching, research, defense strategy, and public communication.

The Malone Doctrine is a four volume collection of political treatises written by Malone Party Founder Joseph Malone. The goal is to provide ethics and code of conduct requirements for all members of the Malone Party.