International Regimes for the Final Frontier

INTERNATIONAL REGIMES FOR THE FINAL FRONTIER......Page 2
CONTENTS......Page 6
PREFACE......Page 8
AFFILIATIONS OF AUTHORS INVOLVED IN SPACE NEGOTIATIONS......Page 10
1. CREATING REGIMES FOR “THE FINAL FRONTIER”......Page 14
ACTORS, SOCIAL STRUCTURES, AND INTERACTION......Page 15
SITUATION DEFINITIONS AND INTERACTION......Page 21
THE PATTERNS OF SPACE ACTIVITY, 1957–1988......Page 27
PLAN OF THE STUDY......Page 31
FUNDAMENTAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATES SYSTEM......Page 34
THE UN FORUMS......Page 37
PARTICIPANTS IN THE NEGOTIATIONS......Page 50
IMPLICATIONS OF THE TWO LEVELS OF INSTITUTIONS......Page 52
3. THE LOCATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OUTER SPACE......Page 54
CLASSIFYING OUTER SPACE AS A LOCATION......Page 55
REASONING BY ANALOGY......Page 57
SELECTING THE INITIAL ANALOGY FOR CLASSIFYING OUTER SPACE......Page 62
MOVING TO MULTIPLE ANALOGIES......Page 66
DELIMITING THE OUTER SPACE COMMONS......Page 72
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 79
4. ASPECTS OF SPACEFLIGHT......Page 88
APPRECIATING THE REGISTRATION AND RESCUE PROBLEMS......Page 89
THE SOVIET INITIATIVE ON RESCUE OF SPACE CREWS......Page 93
THE FRENCH INITIATIVE ON REGISTRATION......Page 100
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 104
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION......Page 114
SETTING THE BROAD PARAMETERS AND RESOLVING THE UNCONTENTIOUS QUESTIONS......Page 116
RESOLVING THE ACUTE DISAGREEMENTS......Page 126
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 130
6. MILITARY ACTIVITY IN OUTER SPACE......Page 138
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION......Page 139
FROM “OUTER SPACE” TO “SPACE” AND “CELESTIAL BODIES”......Page 146
CONFIRMING THE SEPARATION AND THE DIFFERENT RULES......Page 154
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 157
7. EXPLORING AND USING THE MOON......Page 166
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION......Page 167
PROVIDING REASSURANCE......Page 169
CONTENDING OVER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT......Page 171
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 177
8. THE ORBIT-SPECTRUM RESOURCE......Page 186
APPRECIATING THE SITUATION......Page 187
BRINGING SPACE USES INTO THE RADIO REGIME......Page 196
THE THIRD WORLD DRIVE FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING......Page 198
ELABORATING THE MIXED ACCESS RULE......Page 206
EXPLAINING PREFERENCE FORMATION, PREFERENCE AGGREGATION, AND NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 213
9. SITUATION DEFINITIONS IN THE OUTER SPACE NEGOTIATIONS......Page 226
ESTABLISHING SITUATION DEFINITIONS......Page 227
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON PREFERENCE FORMATION......Page 230
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON PREFERENCE AGGREGATION......Page 233
THE IMPACT OF SITUATION DEFINITIONS ON NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES......Page 241
SITUATION DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF ACTOR CONDUCT......Page 244
THE FUTURE OF THE SPACE TREATIES......Page 248
CHAPTER 1.......Page 250
CHAPTER 2.......Page 252
CHAPTER 3.......Page 255
CHAPTER 4.......Page 263
CHAPTER 5.......Page 269
CHAPTER 6.......Page 275
CHAPTER 7.......Page 280
CHAPTER 8.......Page 285
CHAPTER 9.......Page 292
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 294
SUNY SERIES IN GLOBAL POLITICS......Page 328
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C......Page 334
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G......Page 337
I......Page 338
K......Page 340
M......Page 341
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O......Page 344
R......Page 345
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U......Page 351
W......Page 352
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