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When power ends, the world does not collapse. It contracts. Most explanations of systemic failure focus on disruption and chaos. They overlook what follows when enforcement disappears and coordination no longer scales. In Beyond Power, Lucía Ortega extends structural analysis into its final domain: physical reality. When centralized systems lose the ability to synchronize behavior, continuity becomes local, infrastructure persists through inertia, and survival reorganizes around verification, proximity, and repair. This is not a prediction and not a political argument. It is a structural account of what remains when abstraction fails - how systems fragment, how time desynchronizes, and how stability returns at smaller scales. Readers will understand: - why collapse is quieter and more gradual than expected - how infrastructure continues temporarily without coordination - what persists when scale becomes unsustainable - why stability emerges through fragmentation rather than control This book is for readers seeking explanation, not speculation. Clear, unsentimental, and rigorously analytical, Beyond Power completes the structural arc of The Architecture of Power.

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