| MU-A-01: The Mauritian Independence and the Founding Era (12 March 1968 – 11 June 1982)[79 tbv] | — | 11,343 | DRAFT |
| MU-A-02: Pre-Independence Mauritius — Sugar Colony, Indenture, Franchise Expansion, and the Road to 1968 (1598–1968)[90 tbv] | — | 14,134 | DRAFT |
| MU-A-03: The 1968 Constitution and the Best Loser System (1968–2026)[68 tbv] | — | 13,927 | DRAFT |
| MU-B-01: The Anerood Jugnauth Era (15 June 1982 – 19 December 1995; 17 September 2000 – 30 September 2003)[51 tbv] | — | 9,189 | DRAFT |
| MU-B-02: The 2000–2005 Lepep-1 Era — The Jugnauth-Bérenger Rotation, the MSM-MMM Coalition Government, and the 30 September 2003 PM-Rotation[126 tbv] | — | 14,067 | DRAFT |
| MU-C-01: Mauritian Democratic Alternation and the 2024 Election Landslide — The Labour-MSM-MMM Triangle from 1968 to the Ramgoolam Restoration[28 tbv] | — | 12,330 | DRAFT |
| MU-C-02: Navin Ramgoolam's Second Premiership — Alliance Sociale, the Sithanen Reforms, the 2008–2009 Crisis Response, the 2010 Renewal, and the 17 December 2014 Defeat (5 July 2005 – 17 December 2014)[133 tbv] | — | 16,699 | DRAFT |
| MU-C-03: The 2010 IMF Article IV Review and the Post-Crisis Financial-Services Architecture — Mauritius's Crisis Response, Stimulus Programme, and Regulatory Evolution under Ramgoolam-Second-Term (2008–2014)[48 tbv] | — | 10,708 | DRAFT |
| MU-D-01: The Pravind Jugnauth Premiership (23 January 2017 – 13 November 2024)[2 tbv] | — | 7,748 | DRAFT |
| MU-D-02: The 7 November 2019 Mauritian General Election and MSM Continuity (2017–2020)[23 tbv] | — | 16,495 | DRAFT |
| MU-D-03: The Missié Moustass Phone-Tap Scandal (2022–2024)[43 tbv] | — | 14,297 | DRAFT |
| MU-D-04: Pravind Jugnauth's Second-Term Policy Record — Wakashio, COVID, Safe City, MIC, Heritage City, and the Path to 60-2 Defeat (2019–2024)[25 tbv] | — | 11,081 | DRAFT |
| MU-D-05: Navin Ramgoolam's Third Premiership Year Two — Fiscal Recalibration, State-Asset Review, and the IMF Article IV Cycle (November 2025 – November 2026)[42 tbv] | — | 10,401 | DRAFT |
| MU-E-01: The 2024 Election, the Alliance du Changement, and the Chagos Sovereignty Settlement | — | 6,752 | DRAFT |
| MU-E-02: The Ramgoolam Government Year One — The Fiscal Audit, the State-Asset Review, the FCC Anti-Corruption Track, and the Chagos Treaty Ratification (November 2024 – May 2026)[31 tbv] | — | 15,098 | DRAFT |
| MU-E-03: The 22 May 2025 Diego Garcia Treaty (Chagos Sovereignty Agreement)[6 tbv] | — | 3,847 | DRAFT |
| MU-F-01: Mauritius Foreign Policy — Non-Alignment, India, Africa, China, EU, and Chagos (1968–2026)[12 tbv] | — | 15,079 | DRAFT |
| MU-F-02: The Mauritius–India Special Relationship — Indenture, Security, Capital, and Agalega (1968–2026)[47 tbv] | — | 8,935 | DRAFT |
| MU-G-01: The Mauritian Economic Model — From Monocrop Sugar to a Diversified Services Economy (1968–2026)[18 tbv] | — | 9,590 | DRAFT |
| MU-G-02: Mauritius as an Offshore Financial Centre: The IBC Architecture, DTAA Network, and FATF Pressures (1992–2024)[12 tbv] | — | 7,223 | DRAFT |
| MU-G-03: Mauritian BPO, Tourism, and the Post-Sugar Services Economy (1995–2026)[54 tbv] | — | 11,272 | DRAFT |
| MU-G-04: Cybercity Ebène and Mauritius's Digital Hub Strategy (2001–2026)[56 tbv] | — | 10,555 | DRAFT |
| MU-G-05: The Mauritian Welfare State — Free Education, Free Health, and the Universal Pension (1948–2026)[75 tbv] | — | 10,734 | DRAFT |
| MU-H-PM-01: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam — A Biography (1900–1985; legacy to 2026)[87 tbv] | — | 13,157 | DRAFT |
| MU-H-PM-02: Sir Anerood Jugnauth — A Biography (1930–2021; legacy to 2026)[81 tbv] | — | 10,002 | DRAFT |
| MU-H-PM-03: Paul Bérenger — A Biography (1945–; legacy to 2026)[99 tbv] | — | 12,281 | DRAFT |
| MU-H-PM-04: Navin Ramgoolam — A Biography (1947–; thrice Prime Minister 1995–2000, 2005–2014, 2024–)[70 tbv] | — | 13,580 | DRAFT |
| MU-H-PM-05: Pravind Kumar Jugnauth — A Biography (1961–; Prime Minister 23 January 2017 – 13 November 2024)[58 tbv] | — | 15,104 | DRAFT |
| MU-I-01: The Mauritian Electoral Architecture — The Best Loser System, Constituency Design, and the Machinery of Elections (1968–2026)[40 tbv] | — | 9,451 | DRAFT |
| MU-I-02: The Mauritian Judiciary and the Privy Council — The Supreme Court, the Hybrid Legal System, and the Outsourced Apex (1968–2026)[75 tbv] | — | 10,464 | DRAFT |
| MU-J-01: The Chagos Contested Record — Detachment, Forced Removal, Decades of Litigation, and the 2025 Treaty (1965–2026)[12 tbv] | — | 20,681 | DRAFT |
| MU-K-01: The 1965 Chagos Detachment Decision — Lancaster House, the £3 Million Settlement, and the BIOT Order (January–November 1965)[13 tbv] | — | 16,668 | DRAFT |
| MU-K-02: The 12 March 1992 Republic Transition Decision — The 1991 Constitutional Amendment Acts, the Removal of the Queen as Head of State, and the Establishment of the Office of President of Mauritius (1990–1992)[86 tbv] | — | 14,350 | DRAFT |
| MU-K-03: The 1983 MMM Split and the Jugnauth Realignment Decision (1982–1984)[52 tbv] | — | 8,502 | DRAFT |
| MU-M-01: The Mauritian Multicultural Model — Unity in Diversity as Statecraft (1968–2026)[61 tbv] | — | 10,451 | DRAFT |
| MU-N-01: Mauritius in International Perceptions — The African Exception and the Offshore Question (1968–2026)[68 tbv] | — | 10,485 | DRAFT |
| MU-O-01: Mauritian Mega Trends — Demographic Ageing, Climate Vulnerability, and Beyond-Middle-Income Transition (2025–2050)[75 tbv] | — | 14,164 | DRAFT |
| MU-O-02: Mauritian Climate Vulnerability — Cyclones, Sea-Level Rise, and Adaptation Architecture (2000–2050)[103 tbv] | — | 17,511 | DRAFT |
| MU-O-03: Mauritius Megatrends — The 2030s Questions[44 tbv] | — | 9,270 | DRAFT |
| MU-R-01: Mauritius Governance Books Canon[4 tbv] | — | 9,448 | DRAFT |