부산대학교 도서관

국외단행본

The institutions of extraterrestrial liberty / edited by Charles S. Cockell.

Cockell, Charles S. , 1967-

Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2022.

xvi, 504 p. ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction / Charles S. Cockell -- 1. Are we ready for new liberties? Stewarding mutually assured autonomy through place-based experiments / Zarinah Karim Agnew, Eldridge Cruse, Kevin Bruce, Engelbert Wilfred Perlas, and Joseph Krauter -- 2. The voyage of 600 years : the ethical governance of a worldship / Stephen Baxter -- 3. Art, institutions, and liberty in extraterrestrial communities / Annalea Beattie -- 4. Space for opportunity : transcultural and transnational sources for extraterrestrial liberty / Mukesh Chiman Bhatt -- 5. Expansion of humanity in space : Utopia or dystopia? / Octavio Alfonso Chon Torres -- 6. The cosmolegal approach to human activities in outer space / Elena Cirkovic -- 7. Essay on the Scottish Islands, their lessons for extraterrestrial governance, and a sketch of the applications of this knowledge to settlements beyond Earth / Charles S. Cockell -- 8. The law of Mars' colonization / Raphaël Costa -- 9. Brightening the skies : institutional solutions to the societal and geopolitical risks of space expansionism / Ian A. Crawford -- 10. Human conflict resolution in a non-Terran context / Janet de Vigne -- 11. Scarcity in space : challenges for liberty / Martin Elvis -- 12. "We have come to Mars for good" : science fiction, sovereignty, and the challenges of liberty / Simon Malpas -- 13. Securing the long-term peaceful use of space / Allan McKenna -- 14. Indigenous inclusion within the democratization of space / Tony Milligan -- 15. Decoupling physical and spiritual ascent narratives in astronomy and biology / Lucas John Mix -- 16. The law of Mars : the problem of violence mitigation in the development of extraterrestrial political institutions / Ethan Morales -- 17. Anarchy and authority : summary justice on long-term space missions / Simon J. Morden -- 18. Making history cosmic, making cosmic history : waking up to the richness of life's potentials beyond Earth, or, how consequence and contingency became astronomical in scope / Thomas Moynihan -- 19. Only a paper moon : the Artemis Accords and future human settlements / Christopher J. Newman and William Ralston -- 20. Enlightenment beyond Earth / Anthony Pagden -- 21. Sovereign states, private actors, and (national) space laws. A rapidly evolving landscape / Stefania Paladini and Ignazio Castellucci -- 22. In space, nobody can copyright your scream / Burkhard Schafer -- 23. Justice in space : demanding political philosophy for demanding environments / James S. J. Schwartz -- 24. Extraterrestrial governance : why the constitutions of planets should be grounded in the constitution of their inhabitants / Michael Shermer -- 25. Global legal pluralism and outer space law : the Association of Autonomous Astronauts as a socio-legal community / Saskia Vermeylen -- 26. On libertarian communities in/around outer space : is ecology an antithesis to liberty? / Matjaz Vidmar -- 27. Law and liberty on the moon / Frans G. von der Dunk -- 28. Welcoming disability as necessary in space travel / Sheri Wells-Jensen -- 29. Regulation : a restraint of liberty or an enabler? : Implementing sustainability guidelines for commercial space activities : normalising the regulatory 'race to the top' in an ESG world / Joanne Wheeler -- 30. The case for space is liberty / Robert Zubrin.

What freedoms can people expect in space and how will governance beyond Earth tread the fine line between authority and liberty? In this multi-author book, the contributors consider all aspects of liberty beyond Earth, from the near term: freedom to claim satellite orbits, to the very long-term: freedom on interstellar worldships. Liberty in societies on the Moon, Mars, and elsewhere in the solar system is considered. Gathering together scientists, ethicists, lawyers, philosophers, and social scientists, this book considers one of the most enduring questions of human organization: what institutional arrangements can allow for the realization of diverse forms of human freedom?

Aeronautics, Law and legislation.
Space law.
Extraterrestrial beings, Moral and ethical aspects.
Liberty.
Outer space, Exploration, Moral and ethical aspects.

9780192897985 0192897985

341.47 I59c