Astrosociological References
(Updated on 02/23/2008)
(individual posting dates are in blue)

Connell,
Kathleen (2007). The Future of Democracy and Space: Increased
Democratization of Governmental Decision Making. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
I: Theory and Research" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Dudley-Flores,
Marilyn (2008). Global Warming,
Earthly Disasters, the Moon and Mars: Transfers of Knowledge
(TOK) "The American Problem". [Paper
presented
on January 08, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological
Perspectives on Space Exploration" at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences
Meeting and Exhibit (ASM 2008) conference in Reno, NV. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [01/20/2008]
Dudley-Rowley
(Dudley-Flores),Marilyn,
and Gangale, Thomas (2007). The Globalization of
Space -- The Astrosociological Approach. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
II: Space and Society" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Dudley-Rowley
(Dudley-Flores), Marilyn,
and Gangale, Thomas (2007). Astrosociology: To Boldly
Go Where Sociology is Needed the Most & is Afraid to Tread. [Paper
presented
at 2007 PSA Conference in Oakland, CA as part of the special session
entitled "Astrosociology: Boldly Expanding the Traditional
Limits of Sociology"]. (Paper
to be posted at a later date -- check for book icon). [03/27/2007]
Dudley-Rowley (Dudley-Flores), Marilyn (2006). The
MIR Crew Safety Record: Implications for Space Colonization.
[Paper
presented
on September 20, 2006 as part of a session entitled "The Astrosociology
of Space Colonization" at the AIAA Space 2006 conference in
San Jose, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [09/23/2006]
Dudley-Rowley
(Dudley-Flores), Marilyn (2004). The
Great Divide: Sociology and Aerospace. [Paper
presented
on October 16, 2004 as part of a special dedicated session, entitled
"Astrosociology: The Establishment of a New Subfield,"
at the California Sociological Association (CSA) conference in Riverside,
CA]. [11/10/2004]
Dudley-Rowley
(Dudley-Flores), Marilyn, Thomas E.
Gangale, and Jim Pass (2005). Preliminary Findings
of ASA Members' Attitudes toward Astrosociology and the Study of
Space. [Paper presented
on November 11, 2005 as part of a dedicated session, entitled "Astrosociology:
The Sociology of Outer Space," at the California
Sociological Association (CSA) conference in Sacramento, CA]. (Paper
to be posted at a later date -- check for book icon). [11/09/2005]
Gangale,
Thomas (2008). Common Heritage in Magnificent Desolation. [Paper
presented
on January 08, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological
Perspectives on Space Exploration" at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences
Meeting and Exhibit (ASM 2008) conference in Reno, NV. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [01/20/2008]
Gangale, Thomas (2008). Castles in the Air: Debunking
the Space Settlement Prize. [Paper
presented
on January 08, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological
Perspectives on Space Exploration" at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences
Meeting and Exhibit (ASM 2008) conference in Reno, NV. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [01/20/2008]
Gangale, Thomas (2007). The Architecture of Time,
Part 3: Project Management in Two-Dimensional Time. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
I: Theory and Research" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Gangale, Thomas (2007). A Limited International Agreement
on Property Rights. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
III: Space Travel and Settlements" at the AIAA Space
2007 conference in Long Beach, CA. It was also published
in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Gangale, Thomas (2006). Practical Problems in Astrosociology
[revised]. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2006 as part of a session entitled "The Astrosociology
of Space Colonization" at the AIAA Space 2006 conference in
San Jose, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/24/2006]
Gangale, Thomas (2004). Practical Problems in Astrosociology.
[Paper presented
on October 16, 2004 as part of a special dedicated session, entitled
"Astrosociology: The Establishment of a New Subfield,"
at the California Sociological Association (CSA) conference in Riverside,
CA]. Link to OPS-Alaska.com
(html version): Link
to Astrosociology.com (PDF version): [11/10/2004]
Gangale, Thomas, and Dudley-Rowley, Marilyn (2006). The
Social Construction of Time for Mars: Results of Martian Time
Survey v1.0 and v2.0-2.2 Compared. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2006 as part of a session entitled "The Astrosociology
of Space Colonization" at the AIAA Space 2006 conference in
San Jose, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [09/23/2006]
Gangale, Thomas, and Dudley-Rowley, Marilyn (2005). To
Build Bifrost: Developing Space Property Rights and Infrastructure. [Paper
presented
in a session at the Space 2005 Conference and Exhibition]. [10/26/2007]
Harrison, Albert A. (2007). Astrosociology, Human
Factors & the U.S. Space Program. [Paper
presented
at 2007 PSA Conference in Oakland, CA as part of the special session
entitled "Astrosociology: Boldly Expanding the Traditional
Limits of Sociology"]. (Paper
to be posted at a later date -- check for book icon). [03/27/2007]
Harrison, Albert A. (2005). Overcoming the Image
of Little Green Men: Astrosociology and SETI.
[Paper presented
on November 11, 2005 as part of a dedicated session, entitled "Astrosociology:
The Sociology of Outer Space," at the California
Sociological Association (CSA) conference in Sacramento, CA]. [11/09/2005]
Hill,
Anna, Dudley-Flores, Marilyn, and Okushi, Jun (2006). The Space
Synapse System and the Symbiotic Sphere: Human Perception
and Proxemics in Space Using Feedback through Cultural Diversity
on Earth. [Paper
presented
on November 10, 2006 as part of a dedicated session, entitled "Astrosociology
and the California Dream of Space Exploration," at the California
Sociological Association (CSA) conference in Riverside, CA]. (Paper
to be posted at a later date -- check for book icon). [11/08/2006]
Kohl,
Ronald J. (2007). The Space Based Civilian Workforce: What
are Their Jobs, What is Their Training and Where Will They Come
From. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
II: Space and Society" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings].
[10/06/2007]
Mackenzie, Bruce (2007). Issues of Raising the First
Children in Space. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
III: Space Travel and Settlements" at the AIAA Space
2007 conference in Long Beach, CA. It was also published
in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Ng, Edward W., and Nash, Rebecca L. (2007). An Astrosocial
Observation: The Nobel Connection to the Space Program. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
II: Space and Society" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/06/07]
Okushi, Jun, and Dudley-Flores, Marilyn (2007). Space
and Perceptions of Space in Spacecraft: An Astrosociological
Perspective. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
I: Theory and Research" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. [10/06/2007]
Ormrod, James (2005). "Comment: The Case
for Astrosociology." The Essex Graduate Journal, 5(February):
104-106. [04/13/2005]
Pass,
Jim (2008). "Space Exploration and Astrosociology:
Taking Advantage of the 'Other' Branch of Science." Space
Technology and Applications International Forum (STAIF) Conference
Proceedings, Volume 969(1), pp. 879-887.
[Paper
published in Proceedings and presented
at 2008 STAIF Conference in Albuquerque, NM].
[02/23/2008]
Pass, Jim (2008). Space Medicine: Medical
Astrosociology in the Sickbay. [Paper
presented
on January 08, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological
Perspectives on Space Exploration" at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences
Meeting and Exhibit (ASM 2008) conference in Reno, NV. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [01/20/2008]
Pass,
Jim (2007). Enhancing Space Exploration by Adding
Astrosociology to the STEM Model. [Paper
presented
on September 20, 2007 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociology
II: Space and Society" at the AIAA Space 2007 conference
in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. |