6Part One. Re-Grounding Politics in Life
36Toward Jurisdictions of Life-Coherence
7Chapter 1. The Crisis of Life-Blind Politics
37Health
8Chapter 2. The Life-Ground of Political Legitimacy
38Climate
9Chapter 3. Politics as World-Conservation
39Food
10Chapter 4. Violence as Life-Capacity Suppression
40Water
11Part Two. The Civil Commons and Democratic Coexistence
41Education
12Chapter 5. The Civil Commons as Political Infrastructure
42Housing
13Chapter 6. Democracy as Relational Coexistence
43Migration
14Chapter 7. Capabilities, Necessities, and Real Participation
44Digital Life
15Chapter 8. Ecological Limits and the Safe-and-Just Political Space
45Chapter 20. The Life-Coherence Test for Policy and Power
16Part Three. The Diagnostic Grammar of Life-Coherent Politics
46The Life-Ground Question
17Chapter 9. The Sevenfold Diagnostic Grammar of Life-Coherent Politics
47The Necessity Question
18Chapter 10. The Great Inversion: When Systems Demand Sacrifice from Life
48The Violence Question
19Chapter 11. Life-Coherent Governance Under Constraint and Tragic Choice
49The Commons Question
20Part Four. Institutions, Political Economy, and Repair
50The Participation Question
21Chapter 12. Policy Design as Field Repair
51The Margin Question
22Chapter 13. Institutions of the Civil Commons
52The Options Question
23Chapter 14. Life-Coherent Political Economy
53The Ecological Boundary Question
24Chapter 15. Peace, Security, and Non-Domination
54The Time-Horizon Question
25Chapter 16. Knowledge, Media, and Epistemic Commons
55The Repair Question
26Chapter 17. From Polarization to Participatory Repair
56The Power Question
27Part Five. Law, Sovereignty, Applications, and Assessment
57The World-Conservation Question
28Chapter 18. Law, Rights, Sovereignty, and Constitutional Life-Guardianship
58Chapter 21. Conclusion: The Politics of the Worlds We Conserve
29Rights as Life-Capacity Protections
59Closing Note for Listeners
30Constitutionalism as Life-Ground Protection
60About the Author
