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Melissa de Zwart,Stacey HendersonExamines international space studies and contemporary issues by key international academics, experts, industry and government voices.Presents arguments in the strategic uses of space and explores this

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Diverse Directions along the Shining Pathnied by a desire to increase public engagement with the Australian space sector, enacted through formal, non-formal and informal education, and community outreach. This chapter argues that attempts to increase public engagement, including attracting a diverse workforce for the sector, will not succe

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Perspectives in Comparative Politicse important and more difficult. This chapter addresses the question of what the future of space exploration and exploitation will look like as technology continues to outpace regulation and governance and more nations and actors gain access to its resources. How will nations function under old treat

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403983336gender equality in national and space security positions. However, universities are poised to change that now more than ever before. This article gives a brief overview of the “business case for diversity” research trend showing the economic advantages of gender-diverse leadership and discusses wome

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Sara C. Motta,Alf Gunvald Nilsengations and domestic law, is key to understanding the fundamental bases on which space activities are prioritized, integrated, and utilized in a given State. The domestic legal regime in place in a State may have a significant impact on the development of space activities and emerging space-related

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Social Movements in the Global Southe underpinning that plan represents a challenge not only to technological and scientific capability but also to existing understandings of international space law and invites a more detailed examination of key provisions of the UN Space Treaties. The Artemis project will rely significantly upon the