International Regimes for the Final FrontierSUNY Press, 2006. gada 1. jūn. - 340 lappuses Examines the negotiations between nations that lead to international agreements regulating human activity in outer space. |
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CREATING REGIMES FOR THE FINAL FRONTIER | 1 |
ACTORS SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND INTERACTION | 2 |
SITUATION DEFINITIONS AND INTERACTION | 8 |
THE PATTERNS OF SPACE ACTIVITY 19571988 | 14 |
PLAN OF THE STUDY | 18 |
THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF NEGOTIATIONS | 21 |
THE UN FORUMS | 24 |
PARTICIPANTS IN THE NEGOTIATIONS | 37 |
FROM OUTER SPACE TO SPACE AND CELESTIAL BODIES | 133 |
CONFIRMING THE SEPARATION AND THE DIFFERENT RULES | 141 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 144 |
EXPLORING AND USING THE MOON | 153 |
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION | 154 |
PROVIDING REASSURANCE | 156 |
CONTENDING OVER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT | 158 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 164 |
IMPLICATIONS OF THE TWO LEVELS OF INSTITUTIONS | 39 |
THE LOCATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OUTER SPACE | 41 |
CLASSIFYING OUTER SPACE AS A LOCATION | 42 |
REASONING BY ANALOGY | 44 |
SELECTING THE INITIAL ANALOGY FOR CLASSIFYING OUTER SPACE | 49 |
MOVING TO MULTIPLE ANALOGIES | 53 |
DELIMITING THE OUTER SPACE COMMONS | 59 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 66 |
ASPECTS OF SPACEFLIGHT | 75 |
APPRECIATING THE REGISTRATION AND RESCUE PROBLEMS | 76 |
THE SOVIET INITIATIVE ON RESCUE OF SPACE CREWS | 80 |
THE FRENCH INITIATIVE ON REGISTRATION | 87 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 91 |
LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE ON EARTH | 101 |
SETTING THE BROAD PARAMETERS AND RESOLVING THE UNCONTENTIOUS QUESTIONS | 103 |
RESOLVING THE ACUTE DISAGREEMENTS | 113 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 117 |
MILITARY ACTIVITY IN OUTER SPACE | 125 |
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION | 126 |
THE ORBITSPECTRUM RESOURCE | 173 |
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION | 174 |
BRINGING SPACE USES INTO THE RADIO REGIME | 183 |
THE THIRD WORLD DRIVE FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING | 185 |
ELABORATING THE MIXED ACCESS RULE | 193 |
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION PREFERENCE AGGREGATION AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 200 |
SITUATION DEFINITIONS IN THE OUTER SPACE NEGOTIATIONS | 213 |
ESTABLISHING SITUATION DEFINITIONS | 214 |
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON PREFERENCE FORMATION | 217 |
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON PREFERENCE AGGREGATION | 220 |
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES | 228 |
SITUATION DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF ACTOR CONDUCT | 231 |
THE FUTURE OF THE SPACE TREATIES | 235 |
NOTES | 237 |
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LIST OF TITLES SUNY SERIES IN GLOBAL POLITICS | 315 |
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