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Decolonizing Space Exploration: An Inclusive Destiny
Original: Not ‘Manifest’ but an ‘Inclusive’ Destiny: A Case for Decolonizing Space Exploration
A new essay argues that space exploration should not be framed as a 'manifest destiny' for a few powerful nations, but as an inclusive, shared endeavour. The piece contends that the language and assumptions behind space expansion echo colonial thinking, and calls for decolonizing space policy so that developing countries and marginalized communities have a voice in how humanity explores and uses outer space.
Why now: Debates over governance, equity and colonial attitudes in the new space race are gaining attention as more countries and private companies expand into space.
E-International Relationsspace explorationouter space governance
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