European Identity through Space

Venet, Christophe; Baranes, Blandina

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“…В работе также анализируются последствия формирования европейской идентичности на основании космической деятельности. Заявленной авторами целью книги является выявление творческих путей и средств дальнейшего использования освоения космического пространства для формирования европейской идентичности 11 . В монографии Марко Алиберти содержится всесторонний анализ деятельности Индии в космической сфере.…”

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Main Socio-Humanitarian Aspects of Outer Space Exploration: Review of Researches

Khodykin¹

2020

Russian Science: Actual Researches and Developments,Part 1

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Based on a review of major scientific papers, the author describes the most discussed social and humanitarian aspects of Outer Space exploration. The author analyzes the following aspects of Outer Space activities: Outer Space exploration as a resource for solving social, economic, environmental and other global problems of mankind; the emergence and formation of Outer Space anthropology; the national dimension of Outer Space exploration; problems of legal regulation and international relations in the field of Outer Space exploration; the formation of the Outer Space economy.

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Main Socio-Humanitarian Aspects of Outer Space Exploration: Review of Researches

Khodykin¹

2020

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Precision agriculture and the prospects of space strategy for food security in Africa

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Oyewole

2022

African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Developm

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Switching between worlds apart: Negotiating European space sector cultures through innovation

Clormann

2021

Science and Public Policy

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With the advent of the so-called New Space Age, promoted by private actors and driven by market logic innovation, the European space sector meets significant challenges over recent years. This article explores the implications of New Space’s emergence for contemporary societies that increasingly rely on space technologies as critical infrastructures. It does so by analyzing conflicting logics of innovation within the sector arising from a clash of Old Space and New Space cultures and associated role identities. To this end, it combines concepts of institutional culture and role identity from science and technology studies and organization studies. Tracing the identity work performed by members of the European space sector through qualitative interviews, it concludes that new demands of market logic innovation are negotiated within a mode of switching between different sector cultures. It concludes that this mode provides opportunities for the responsible future governance of critical space infrastructures.

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European Identity through Space

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Main Socio-Humanitarian Aspects of Outer Space Exploration: Review of Researches

Main Socio-Humanitarian Aspects of Outer Space Exploration: Review of Researches

Precision agriculture and the prospects of space strategy for food security in Africa

Switching between worlds apart: Negotiating European space sector cultures through innovation

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