Multinational and ethical issues in manned-space strategy

This paper discusses alternative approaches to communication and dispute resolution pertinent to a variety of perspectives on manned-space strategy. Since contemporary astronaut activities are both national and multinational, and increasingly involve different sectors, cultures, disciplines and spec...

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Published in:Space policy 2002-05, Vol.18 (2), p.151-156
Main Author: Covert, Liara M.
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Conflict Resolution
Ethics
International Cooperation
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Space research and technology
Space Technology
Strategies
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Professional Ethics
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Space Technology
Strategies
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