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* [[Tharsis Ecological Systems]] and [[Greenwake]]: part of the ecological and industrial history referenced in Paul’s story. | * [[Tharsis Ecological Systems]] and [[Greenwake]]: part of the ecological and industrial history referenced in Paul’s story. | ||
* [[Olympus Prime council]]: food, water, labour and family concerns in [[The Two-Body Problem|Caitlyn’s story]]. | |||
== Roles and accountability == | |||
Institutions connect individual expertise to larger decisions. Habitat operations needs reliable reports; a council weighs several public needs; reclamation brings specialists together across communities. Corporate supply adds questions about the terms under which a useful system is available. | |||
These entries identify functions and representatives. They do not sort people into heroes and villains or describe undisclosed affiliations. [[Discussion questions]] offers ways to compare the competing arguments. | |||
[[Books]] · [[Characters]] · [[Places]] | [[Books]] · [[Characters]] · [[Places]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:00, 14 October 2026
The Evansphere's institutions connect technical work with power, responsibility and public need.
- Solar Alliance: cooperation and reclamation across worlds in 39 Minutes.
- Hollister Dynamics: a corporate presence across the books.
- Habitat Operations: Martian habitat standards and operations in The Divide.
- Tharsis Ecological Systems and Greenwake: part of the ecological and industrial history referenced in Paul’s story.
- Olympus Prime council: food, water, labour and family concerns in Caitlyn’s story.
Roles and accountability
[edit]Institutions connect individual expertise to larger decisions. Habitat operations needs reliable reports; a council weighs several public needs; reclamation brings specialists together across communities. Corporate supply adds questions about the terms under which a useful system is available.
These entries identify functions and representatives. They do not sort people into heroes and villains or describe undisclosed affiliations. Discussion questions offers ways to compare the competing arguments. Books · Characters · Places