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To Boldly Own What No One Had Owned Before. Thomas Gangale. Manuscript completed, in negotiation with major publishers.
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"Common Heritage in Magnificent Desolation: Shooting Down the Moon Agreement." Thomas Gangale.
International Studies Association. Annual Convention. Chicago, Illinios.
01-Mar-2007. Submitted May 2006.
"Interplanetary Political Economy." Thomas Gangale.
International Studies Association. Annual Convention. Chicago, Illinios.
01-Mar-2007. Submitted May 2006.
"Real vs. Functional Property Rights in Outer Space." Thomas Gangale.
International Studies Association. Annual Convention. Chicago, Illinios.
01-Mar-2007. Submitted May 2006.
"Using the UN Flag on Astronauts' Suits, Space Objects, and Celestial Bodies." Thomas Gangale.
International Studies Association. Annual Convention. Chicago, Illinios.
01-Mar-2007. Submitted May 2006.
"The Moon Agreement Revisited." Thomas Gangale.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006, Astrosociology Session. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006. Submitted January 2006.
"Practical Problems in Astrosociology." Thomas Gangale.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006. Originally presented at the Annual Meeting of the California Sociological Association, Riverside, California, 16 October 2004
"The Great Divide: Sociology and Aerospace." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006, 2nd Space Architecture Symposium. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006. Submitted January 2006.
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"Global Warming, Earthly Disasters, the Moon and Mars: Transfering Knowledge to Extremes." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Thomas Gangale.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006, 2nd Space Architecture Symposium. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006. Submitted January 2006.
"Sustainability Public Policy Challenges of Long-Duration Space Exploration." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Thomas Gangale.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006, Space Policy Session. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006. Submitted January 2006.
"Space Synapse System and the Symbiotic Sphere: Proxemics in Space and Feedback Through Cultural Diversity on Earth." Anna Hill, Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Jun Okushi.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2006. San Jose, California.
20-Sep-2006.
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"Who Owns the Geostationary Orbit?" Thomas Gangale.
Institute of Air and Space Law.
Annals of Air and Space Law. Vol. XXXI. Montreal, Quebec.
01-Jun-2006. Originally written for IR 738, "Contemporary International Legal Issues," San Francisco State University, 3 December 2004.
"International Legal Issues of Sovereignty and Property Rights in Outer Space." Thomas Gangale.
San Francisco State University. IR 898. San Francisco, California.
15-May-2006.
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"The Astrosociology of Space Colonies: Or the Social Construction of Societies in Space." Jim Pass.
Proceedings of the Space Technology and Applications International Forum (STAIF) / 4th Conference on Space Colonization.
01-Feb-2006.
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"Ad Astra: Argentina's Cosmonaut-in-Waiting." Thomas Gangale.
British Interplanetary Society.
Spaceflight. Vol. 48, No. 1, pp. 22-23. London, England.
01-Jan-2006.
"MarsSat: Assured Communication With Mars." Thomas Gangale.
New Trends in Astrodynamics and Applications. Volume 1065 of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. Ed. Edward Belbruno. New York, New York. New York Academy of Sciences.
01-Jan-2006. Presented at New Trends in Astrodynamics and Applications II, 03 June 2005, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
"The Ethics of Space Exploration and Settlement." Jeff Krukin.
National Space Society.
AdAstra Online. Washington, DC.
Nov-2005.
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"To Build Bifrost: Developing Space Property Rights and Infrastructure." Thomas Gangale, Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. AIAA 2005-6762. Space 2005. Long Beach, California.
01-Sep-2005.
"Invitation to Astrosociology: Why the Sociologist-Space Enthusiast Should Consider It." Jim Pass.
American Sociological Association. Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Astrosociology.com.
13-Aug-2005. Presented as part of the Science, Knowledge and Technology (SKAT) roundtables.
"Astrosociology and the Space Community: Forging Collaboration for Better Understanding and Planning." Jim Pass.
Space Review.
08-Aug-2005.
"Habot Mobile Lunar Base Crew Size, Skill Mix, and Crew Time Model." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Thomas Gangale, Lawrence Lemke, Marc M. Cohen.
Society of Automotive Engineers. 2005-01-2792. 35th International Conference on Environmental Systems. Rome, Italy.
11-Jul-2005.
"The Aero/Space Economy in North Carolina: Developing a Strategic Approach Involving the Public and Private Sectors." Jeff Krukin.
Spring 2005.
"Ad Astra: The Story of the Argentine Cosmonaut." Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
21-Mar-2005.
"Human Mission to Mars." Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
20-Mar-2005.
"The Sociology of SETI: An Astrosociological Perspective." Jim Pass. Contact. Mountain View, California.
Astrosociology.com.
20-Mar-2005.
"Making Space Commercially Relevant." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
21-Feb-2005.
"Why Should We Send Humans to Mars?" Thomas Gangale.
Moving Along: Far Ahead. Volume 4 of the "Tackling Tomorrow Today" textbook series. Ed. Arthur B. Shostak. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chelsea House Publishers.
01-Jan-2005.
"Debate: Space and Our Near Future." Jeff Krukin.
Moving Along: Far Ahead. Volume 4 of the "Tackling Tomorrow Today" textbook series. Ed. Arthur B. Shostak. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chelsea House Publishers.
01-Jan-2005.
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"Teenagers: Space and the Far Out." Jeff Krukin.
Moving Along: Far Ahead. Volume 4 of the "Tackling Tomorrow Today" textbook series. Ed. Arthur B. Shostak. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chelsea House Publishers.
01-Jan-2005.
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"Marketing Space to the General Public and Media." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
08-Nov-2004.
"Space: Sociology's Forsaken Frontier." Jim Pass.
California Sociological Association. Annual Meeting of the California Sociological Association. Riverside, California.
Astrosociology.com.
16-Oct-2004. Session entitled "Astrosociology: The Establishment of a New Subfield."
"Inaugural Essay: The Definition and Relevance of Astrosociology in the Twenty-First Century (Part 2: Relevance of Astrosociology as a New Subfield of Sociology)." Jim Pass.
California Sociological Association. Annual Meeting of the California Sociological Association. Riverside, California.
Astrosociology.com.
16-Oct-2004. Session entitled "Astrosociology: The Establishment of a New Subfield."
"Space Must Be Settled, Not Just Explored." Jeff Krukin.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Space Operations Communicator. Alexandria, Virginia.
Oct.-Dec., 2004.
"The Robosphere: The Conceptual Expansion of the Human Factors." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Silvano P. Colombano.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. AIAA 2004-5842. Space 2004. San Diego, California.
28-Sep-2004.
"Marketing Space to the General Public." Jeff Krukin.
Space Frontier Foundation. Return To The Moon 5. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Space News. New York, New York.
13-Sep-2004.
"Time for Two Worlds: The Effects of Disparate Temporal Regimes on Mars Rover Mission Control Crews." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Constance Adams, Sheryl Bishop, John Austin, Thomas Gangale, Charlotte Linde.
OPS-Alaska.
13-Aug-2004. A Notice of Intent to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
"Safety in Space: Predicting and Mitigating Safety Hazards Aboard Spacecraft and Space Stations." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Marc M. Cohen, Constance Adams, Sheryl Bishop, Pablo Flores.
OPS-Alaska.
13-Aug-2004. A Notice of Intent to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
"Why Should We Send Humans to Mars?" Thomas Gangale.
Johannesburg Center of the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa.
Canopus. Johannesburg, South Africa.
01-Aug-2004.
"Space is Our Home, Not a Program." Jeff Krukin.
spacedaily.com. Sydney South, Australia.
08-Jul-2004.
"The New Kitty Hawk." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
22-Jun-2004.
"Space is Our Home, Not a Program." Jeff Krukin.
Betterhumans.com.
17-Jun-2004.
"To Mars: Assured Communication With Mars (MARSSAT)." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley, Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
18-May-2004. A response to a National Aeronautics and Space Administration Request for Information, "Vision for Space Exploration."
"From LEO to the Moon and Beyond: Human Factors Safety Concerns of Space Stations and Other Human Environments Away From Earth." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
OPS-Alaska.
18-May-2004. A response to a National Aeronautics and Space Administration Request for Information, "Vision for Space Exploration."
"From the Earth to the Moon and Beyond: Transnationalizing Space." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
OPS-Alaska.
18-May-2004. A response to a National Aeronautics and Space Administration Request for Information, "Vision for Space Exploration."
"Inaugural Essay: The Definition and Relevance of Astrosociology in the Twenty-First Century (Part 1: Definition, Theory and Scope)." Jim Pass.
Astrosociology.com.
04-19-2004. Major concepts were discussed at the American Sociological Association (ASA) annual meeting in August 2004.
"Why Should We Send Humans to Mars?" Thomas Gangale.
Lunar Reclamation Society.
Moon Miners' Manifesto and Moon Society Journal. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
01-Mar-2004.
"China Joins the Space Club." Laina Farhat-Holzman.
Good Times. Santa Cruz, California.
26-Nov-2003.
"The Columbia--and the Human Impulse for Exploration." Laina Farhat-Holzman.
Good Times. Santa Cruz, California.
20-Feb-2003.
"Vale Columbia." Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
4-Feb-2003.
"Creating an Orbital Economy." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
22-Apr-2002.
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"Mars Latin Rover Project." Pablo Flores.
House of Representatives. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
1-May-2001. Also presened at the Los Andes Newspaper Auditorium, Mendoza, Argentina, 1 Aug 2001. No paper.
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"Cosmonaut Training and Space Exploration." Pablo Flores.
Circle of Italians from Calabria. La Plata, Argentina.
1-Feb-2001. No paper.
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"Encouraging Argentinean Young People Toward Education and Knowledge in Benefit of the Community." Pablo Flores.
B. Neustadt Foundation. Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
1-Sep-2000. No paper.
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"Navigation and Mobility Systems for Planetary Rovers (Educational Program)." Pablo Flores.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Space 2000. Long Beach, California.
1-Sep-2000. No paper.
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"Spacefaring Norms." S. B. Whitney.
Space Governance.
2000.
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"Mars Polar Lander: What Went Wrong?" Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
13-Dec-1999.
"Introduction to Space Exploration and Space Sciences." Pablo Flores.
Rural School San Roque. Maipu, Mendoza, Argentina.
1-Nov-1999. No paper.
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"Planetary Exploration and Telerobotics." Pablo Flores.
Norbridge College. Mendoza, Argentina.
1-Oct-1999. No paper.
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"Rabbits on Mars: One Giant Leap." Thomas Gangale.
Mars Society. 2nd International Convention of the Mars Society. Boulder, Colorado.
On to Mars: Colonizing a New World. Ed. Robert Zubrin, Frank Crossman. Burlington, Ontario. Apogee Books.
12-Aug-1999.
"How the Mars Movement Could Achieve Solar System Exploration: a Mathematical and Structural Conceptualization." Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
Mars Society. 2nd International Convention of the Mars Society. Boulder, Colorado.
On to Mars: Colonizing a New World. Ed. Robert Zubrin, Frank Crossman. Burlington, Ontario. Apogee Books.
12-Aug-1999.
"Cosmonaut Training and Space Sciences Introduction." Pablo Flores.
Rural Society of Palermo. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Stand of Clarin Newspaper Group.
1-Aug-1999. No paper.
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"Cosmonaut Training and Space Sciences Introduction." Pablo Flores.
General Las Heras Elementary School. Mendoza, Argentina.
1-Apr-1999. No paper.
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"Research Onboard Mir Space Station (Under Ad Astra Project)." Pablo Flores.
Regional Center for Sciences and Technological Research (CRICYT- CONICET). Mendoza, Argentina.
1-Mar-1999. No paper.
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The Case for Mars. Robert Zubrin. Ed. Vadim I. Gushin, Marilyn Dudley-Rowley.
1999. Editor and author of preface for the Russian Edition.
"When Politics and Economics Collide." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
30-Nov-1998.
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"Return to the New Frontier." Thomas Gangale.
OPS-Alaska.
02-Sep-1998.
"MARSSAT: Assured Communication With Mars." Thomas Gangale.
Mars Society. MAR 98-051. Founding Convention of the Mars Society. Boulder, Colorado.
Proceedings of the Founding Convention of the Mars Society. Volume II. Ed. Robert M. Zubrin, Maggie Zubrin. San Diego, California. Univelt, Incorporated.
1-Jul-1999.
"Navigation and Mobility Systems Architecture for Planetary Rovers." Pablo Flores.
Mars Society. Founding Convention of the Mars Society. Boulder, Colorado.
1-Aug-1998. No paper.
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"Introduction to Space Sciences." Pablo Flores.
Eureka Foundation. Park of Sciences, Mendoza, Argentina.
1-Jun-1998. No paper.
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"Space Planes in Limbo." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
25-May-1998.
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"Navigation and Mobility Systems for the Russian Marsokhod." Pablo Flores. Annual Congress of the International Astronautical Federation. Turin, Italy.
1-Oct-1997. No paper.
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"Solutions Beget More Problems." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
20-Jan-1997.
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"The Advocate's Space." Jeff Krukin.
Space Frontier Foundation.
Space Front. Nyack, New York.
1997-1998.
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"Basic Project for an Agreement About the Use of the Flag of the United Nations on Space Suits, on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies." Pablo Flores. Yuri Gagarin Aerospace Conference. Moscow, Russia.
1-Apr-1996. First prize with diploma. No paper.
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"Space Center Houston." Jeff Krukin.
Houston Business Journal. Houston, Texas.
19-Jan-1996.
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"Scenario of Norms in Spacefaring Culture." S. B. Whitney.
Explorer.
1996.
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"Engulfed in a Firestorm of Change." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
22-May-1995.
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"Storm Clouds Roil Over NASA." Jeff Krukin.
The Houston Chronicle. Houston, Texas.
14-May-1995.
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"Agreement on the Use and Application of the Flag of the United Nations on the Astronauts' Suits, Space Objects, and on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies." Pablo Flores.
Russian State Technological University. Moscow, Russia.
1995.
"U.S. Love Affair with Space Reborn... Maybe." Jeff Krukin.
The Houston Chronicle. Houston, Texas.
20-Sep-1993.
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"Gale-force Winds of Change." Jeff Krukin.
Space News. New York, New York.
03-May-1993.
jk@ops-alaska.com
"Think About It." Jeff Krukin.
Lunar Reclamation Society.
Moon Miners' Manifesto. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1993-1995.
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"Invest in Science or Be Shackled to Today's Problems." Jeff Krukin.
The Houston Chronicle. Houston, Texas.
21-Jun-1992.
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"Think About It." Jeff Krukin.
Houston Space Society.
Journal for Space Development. Houston, Texas.
1992-1993.
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"Education Program for Sea Planet Odyssey." S. B. Whitney, A. Korhummel.
Space Settlement Studies Project.
1991.
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"Houston's Challenger Center." Jeff Krukin.
Omniplan Corp..
Employee Newsletter Guest Forum. Dallas, Texas.
01-Aug-1990.
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"Space Systems Division Response to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's 90-Day Study on the Space Exploration Initiative." Thomas Gangale.
United States Air Force.
1-Jan-1990.
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"Space Political Economy: Integrating Technology and Social Science for the 1900s." S. B. Whitney.
L5 Society. San Francisco, California.
Proceedings of the Third National Space Development Conference.
Apr-1984.
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Space Journal. Ed. S. B. Whitney. Vol. 1. Buffalo, New York. Niagara University Press.
1983.
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"Shuttle Diplomacy." Jeff Krukin.
National Space Institute.
Insight. Washington, DC.
May/June 1981.
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