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Decolonisation in the second space age

    • Oxford University

    Publikation: Working Paper, Paper, Policy Brief, Brief, ImpactPolicy Briefs, Briefs og ImpactsFormidling

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    Abstract

    The corporate space race is rendering space increasingly ‘congested, contested, and competitive’. Governments too are upgrading their space capabilities. In Denmark, the new Danish Space Strategy promises a doubling of investment to ensure a space industry that is ‘ready for battle’. However, concerns over the environmental and sociopolitical consequences of test launches, extensive satellite programmes and ambitions to establish bases on celestial bodies have sparked growing criticism of a ’colonisation of outer space’. This policy brief reveals a growing political rift over the question of space colonisation.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    UdgivelsesstedCopenhagen
    UdgiverDanish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
    Antal sider4
    StatusUdgivet - 24 feb. 2025
    NavnDIIS Policy Brief

    Finansiering

    This publication is part of the Defence and Security Studies at DIIS

    Emneord

    • space decolonisation
    • outer space
    • second space age
    • space industry
    • Elon Musk

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