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Academy track 09

Governance, rights & economics

Work through jurisdiction, legitimacy, rights, commons, markets, emergency power, conflict, constitutional revision, and future generations.

A plural civic assembly deliberates around a circular table with records, interpretation, caregiving, accessibility, and visible dissent.
Conceptual fieldGovernance, rights & economicsThe assembly does not endorse one constitutional model.

Editorial boundary: This public alpha is generated from version-controlled source without third-party application or build packages. It is not the reviewed 1.0 corpus: 60 Academy lessons are substantive editorial drafts, 0 remain foundation outlines, and independent domain review remains open.

Core question

Who may decide when survival infrastructure and political power are inseparable?

Track lessons

  1. Foundation · 30 minutes · substantive-editorial-draft

    Who has authority in space?

    Separate state responsibility, corporate operations, civic legitimacy, technical command, and the rights of people who cannot leave.

    Substantive, cited editorial draft; independent domain review remains required.

  2. Foundation · 30 minutes · substantive-editorial-draft

    The shipborn problem

    Treat people born aboard as rights-holders and future citizens—not replacement crew, demographic inputs, or property of a mission.

    Substantive, cited editorial draft; independent domain review remains required.

  3. Foundation · 30 minutes · substantive-editorial-draft

    Who owns the oxygen?

    Design air, water, power, food, shelter, and communications as accountable essential services rather than instruments of ownership or punishment.

    Substantive, cited editorial draft; independent domain review remains required.

  4. Foundation · 30 minutes · substantive-editorial-draft

    Emergency without dictatorship

    Give operators enough authority to save lives while constraining necessity, scope, duration, records, review, succession, and remedy.

    Substantive, cited editorial draft; independent domain review remains required.

  5. Foundation · 30 minutes · substantive-editorial-draft

    Conflict, crime, and repair

    Build a justice continuum from prevention and voluntary repair to independent adjudication, appeal, protection, and humane limits on coercion.

    Substantive, cited editorial draft; independent domain review remains required.

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  • The track is organized around the question: Who may decide when survival infrastructure and political power are inseparable?
  • The track overview summarizes linked lessons and systems; it does not create a new evidence grade or independent-review state.

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