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The Birth of a New Republic: Depictions of the Governance of a Free Moon in Science Fiction,ortrayal of the governance of independent human colonies on the moon in science fiction. Self-governance on the moon will have some challenges in common with settlements on other solar system bodies such as Mars, for example a supremely harsh natural environment and a reliance on essential communal

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Providing for Sustainable Exploration and Use of Outer Space Environments, developing significant capabilities in space exploration and use. This is essential if there is to be the development of a true space economy. To ensure that these capabilities can lead to an economy that is both beneficial and sustainable, legal and regulatory regimes associated with the use of ot

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Constituting Outer Space: The Governance of Planetary Settlements and Artificial Habitats,d proposed US legislation for habitation and exploitation off Earth are presented and examined from a generic constitutionalist perspective, within a proposed framework for space governance based on the US model. This concerns the locus of authority, involves the rights and responsibilities of the g

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Towards a World Space Agency,duced a proposal for an International Space Authority at the Third United Nations Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space in Vienna in 1999. Based largely on its intuitive appeal to an international community of young space researchers, this won top-voted support from amongst 160 Space Genera

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Rendezvous with Research: Government Support of Science in a Space Society, that a limited freedom of scientific research improves democratic governance. I show how this reasoning, with modification, can be applied to protection of scientific freedom in a democratic lunar society, and I argue that lunar society will experience a comparatively greater need to ensure scienti

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Art Making, Good Governance and Sustainable Extra-Terrestrial Communities,. Of specific relevance to hardy extra-terrestrial societies who value collective long-term growth is the promotion of daily art practice, as art making can contribute to social cohesion, improve one’s quality of life, inhibit alienation and keep the imagination alive. Through an understanding of th

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Are We There yet? Pursuing a Utopian Ideal in Education in Space,), consider that it is now outside the classroom and should not be ‘controlled’ in traditional ways. Others, such as Mitra et al. (.), consider education as an ‘emergent’ phenomenon, something that will, with a little less help than usual, become a very effective self-organising structure. With the