Anne L. Alstott is the Jacquin D. Bierman Professor at the Yale Law School. She is the author of a number of books, including The Public Option (with Ganesh Sitaraman, 2019) and A New Deal for Old Age (2016). Abbe R. Gluck is the Alfred M. Rankin Professor of Law and founding Faculty Director of the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School. She is also Professor of Internal Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and founding director of the Drell/Nitikman Elder Law Project at Yale. Her work on health care, Congress, complex civil litigation and federalism is among the most cited in the nation. Eugene Rusyn is a Senior Fellow at the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School. His research interests include health law, environmental law, legal history, and the study of government bureaucracy.

'It seems everyone wants to live longer and longer, but Alstott, Gluck, and Rusyn are among the brave few willingly to peer into the near-term future and confront the social, economic, legal, and other problems created by centenarian societies. This book begins the absolutely invaluable task of delineating potential solutions to these problems. It will serve as the guidebook for all future work to create livable and just centenarian societies. Inevitably all of us-who will live long- will have to engage with its proposals.' Ezekiel J. Emanuel, Levy University Professor, Perelman School of Medicine and The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

• Introduction Eugene Rusyn, Abbe R. Gluck and Anne L. Alstott; Part I. Implications Across the Legal System: 1. How the 100-year life challenges the legal model of the human life cycle Anne L. Alstott; 2. The 100-year life and the new family law Naomi Cahn, Claire Huntington and Elizabeth Scott; 3. Education and the 100-year life: the linchpin for thriving and enjoyment Kimberly J. Robinson; 4. Aging out of criminal justice Shon Hopwood; 5. The 100-year life meets the future of work Cynthia Estlund; Part II. Protecting Rights and Preparing for the Future: 6. The new old civil rights Kenji Yoshino; 7. Age, inequality, and representation Ganesh Sitaraman; 8. Age-based classifications in an age of centenarians Nina A. Kohn; 9. Working to death: labor law and collective voice in the 100-year life Kate Andrias; 10. The savings mirage Sara S. Greene; 11. Trusts and the 100-year life John Morley; 12. The right to grow old Jamal Greene; Part III. Health, Workforce, and Innovation: The Investments Required for A Healthy Lifespan: 13. The 100-year-old American and our health system Yaron Covo, Abbe R. Gluck and Linda P. Fried; 14. Making the best of long-term services and support for seniors Katherine Pratt; 15. Immigration and the 100-year life Eleanor Brown; 16. Science fiction, legal fiction, political fiction, and the 100-year life Daniel J. Hemel; 17. Bioethics, reproduction, and extending life I. Glenn Cohen; Part IV. The 100-Year Life and Our Broader Environment: 18. Weathering the 100-year life Eugene Rusyn and Douglas A. Kysar; 19. Local government law for the 100-year life Noah M. Kazis; 20. Transportation policy as hindrance and handmaiden of the 100-year life Gregory H. Shill; 21. Scaling down senior living: the post-pandemic future of elderly housing Joanna L. Martin and Lior Jacob Strahilevitz; 22. Property and the 100-year life Taisu Zhang.