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Original Astrosociological References
(Updated
on 12/28/2022)
(individual posting dates are displayed in blue)
Arentz, Robert; Reitsema, Harold; Van Cleve, Jeffrey; and
Linfield, Roger (2010). NEO Survey: An
Efficient Search for Near-Earth Objects by an IR Observatory
in a Venus-like Orbit. [Paper Published
in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences International
Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The session
was called "Planetary Defense and Societal Protection." (c)
2010 American Institute of Physics].  [12/10/2010]
Bainbridge, William Sims (2010). Virtual
World Astrosociology. [Paper Published in
proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences International
Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The session
was called "Overview Effect." (c) 2010
American Institute of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Bradley, P.A.; Plesko, C.S.; Clement, R.R.C.; Conlon, L.M.;
Weaver, R.P.; Guzik, A.; Pritchett-Sheats, L.A.; and Huebner,
W.F. (2010). Challenges of Deflecting an
Asteroid or Comet Nucleus with a Nuclear Burst. [Paper
Published in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The
session was called "Planetary Defense and Societal
Protection." (c) 2010 American Institute
of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Brohinsky, Jais, and Sonnert, Gerhard (2018). "Religion and Extraterrestrials: An Astrosociological Perspective." Glossolalia, Volume 8, Issue 2, pp. 3-35. [04/06/2020]
Caroti, Simone (2011). "Defining Astrosociology from a Science Fiction
Perspective." Astropolitics, Volume 9, Number 1, pp. 39-49. [07/01/2012]
Caroti, Simone (2010). Astrosociology and
Science Fiction: A Synergy. [Paper
Published in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The
session was called "Science Fiction and Scientific
Actuality ." (c) 2010 American Institute
of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Caroti, Simone (2009). Theater of Memories
against a Background of Stars: A Generational Starship
Concept between Fiction and Reality. [Paper published
in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International
Forum (SPESIF) held in Huntsville, Alabama. The
session was called "Spacefaring Societies." (c)
2009 American Institute of Physics].
[01/29/2010]
Charania, A.C. (2009). Initial Assessment
of Recent NEO Response Strategies for the United Nations. [Paper
published in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences
International Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The
session was called "Planetary Defense and Societal
Protection." (c) 2009 American Institute of Physics].
[01/29/2010]
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]
Delgado, Laura M. (2010). The Commercialization
of Space in Science Fiction Movies: The Key to
Sustainability or a Road to a Capitalist Distopia?. [Paper
presented in September 2010 as part of an astrosociology
session at the AIAA Space 2010 conference in Pasadena, CA. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [12/10/2010]
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"]. [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
(2006). Sustainability [of] Public Policy
Challenges of Long Duration Space Exploration. [Paper
presented in September 2006 as part of a session at the
AIAA Space 2006 conference in San Jose, CA. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [05/06/2009]
Dudley-Rowley (Dudley-Flores), Marilyn; Gangale,
Thomas, E.;
and Pass, Jim (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]. [11/09/2005]
Duffy, Ken (2010). Astrosociology in the
Classroom: Developing a Practical Sociology Course. [Paper
Published in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The
session was called "Astrosociology: Definition,
Scope, and Relevance/Astrosociology in the Classroom." (c)
2010 American Institute of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Durão, Maria João (2009). Embodied
Space: A Sensorial Approach to Spatial Experience. [Paper
published in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences
International Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The
session was called "Space Societies: The
Settlement of Space Envrionments." (c) 2009 American
Institute of Physics]. [01/29/2010]
Froning, Jr., H. David (2009). Impacts of
Terrestrial and Astronautical Sociology on the Evolution
of Spaceflight by Spacefaring Civilizations. [Paper
published in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences
International Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The
session was called "The Definition, Scope, and Relevance
of Astrosociology." (c) 2009 American Institute
of Physics]. [01/29/2010]
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. (2011). "The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence:
Astrosociology and Cultural Aspects." Astropolitics, Volume
9, Number 1, pp. 63-83. [07/01/2012]
Harrison, Albert A. (2007). Astrosociology,
Human Factors & the U.S. Space Program. [Presentation at 2007 PSA Conference in Oakland, CA as part
of the special session entitled "Astrosociology: Boldly
Expanding the Traditional Limits of Sociology"]. Abstract only (no paper available). [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]
Hartman, C.N. (2010). Projections for Future
Funding of NASA And NASA Science Activities: Reassessing
the Obama FY 2010 Budget Request. [Paper
Published in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The
session was called "Interplanetary Political Economy." (c)
2010 American Institute of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Hearsey, Christopher M. (2011). "The Nexus between Law and
Astrosociology." Astropolitics, Volume 9, Number 1, pp. 1-5. [07/01/2012]
Hearsey, Christopher M. (2009). "Universal Conservationism: A Proposal to Establish World Heritage Sites Beyond Earth." [Paper presented on
September 20, 2007 as part of an astrosociology session
at the AIAA Space 2009 conference in Pasadena, CA. It
was also published in the proceedings].
[09/18/2016]
Hearsey, Christopher M. (2008). [Paper presented on September 10, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological Perspectives on Space Societies"
at the AIAA Space 2008 conference in San Diego, CA. It was also published in the proceedings]. A Review
Of Challenges To Corporate Expansion Into Outer Space. [09/18/2016]
Hearsey, Christopher M.; Gangale, Thomas; and Dudley-Flores, Marilyn (2009). Critiquing Rationales in Space Policy Proposals: Developing a Methodology for Evaluating Space Policy. [05/06/2009]
Hearsey, Christopher M.; and Pass, Jim (2011). The Astrosociological
Paradigm: The Interplay between Ecologies and Environments.
[Paper presented on September 29, 2011 as part of a session entitled "Space and
Societies" at the AIAA Space 2011 conference in Long Beach, CA. It was also
published in the proceedings].
Hearsey, Christopher M.; and Pass, Jim (2011). "[Introduction to the ]
Astrosociology [Special Issue]." Astropolitics, Volume 9, Number 1, pp. 1-5. [07/01/2012]
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]. [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]
Kowbel, W.; and Loutfy, R. (2009). Dual Space
Technology Transfer. [Paper published in proceedings
at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology that was part of
the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International
Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The session
was called "Technology Transfers and Spinoffs." (c)
2009 American Institute of Physics]. [01/29/2010]
Lempert, David (2011). "Living in Space: Cultural and Social
Dynamics, Opportunities, and Challenges in Permanent Space Habitats."
Astropolitics, Volume 9, Number 1, pp. 84-111. [07/01/2012]
Lockard, Elizabeth Song (2008). 'Symbiocracy: The
Structuring of New Societies in Space Based on Principles
of Mutualism and Symbiotization. [Paper
presented on September 10, 2008 as part of a session entitled
"Astrosociological Perspectives on Space Societies"
at the AIAA Space 2008 conference in San Diego, CA. It
was also published in the proceedings]. [05/06/2009]
Lundquist, C. A.; Tarter, D.; and Coleman, A. (2011). "Identifying
Sociological Factors for the Success of Space Exploration." Physics
Procedia, Volume 20, pp.331-337. (Paper
to be posted at a later date -- check for book icon). [07/01/2012]
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]
Marsh, Melvin S. (2010). Ethical Issues Regarding
Informed Consent for Minors for Space Tourism. [Paper
Published in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology
that was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The
session was called "Medical Astrosociology." (c)
2010 American Institute of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Marsh, Melvin S. (2009). Overcoming Challenges: Creating
an Astrosociology Curriculum. [Paper published
in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International
Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The session
was called "The Definition, Scope, and Relevance of
Astrosociology." (c) 2009 American Institute of
Physics]. [01/29/2010]
Marsh, Melinda (Mel) S.; Rygalov, Vadim Y.; and Livingston,
David M. (2008). Life Support Systems Functional
Stability and Human Control Limitations -- An Astrosociological
Approach. [Paper presented on
September 10, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrosociological
Perspectives on Space Societies" at the AIAA Space
2008 conference in San Diego, CA. It was also
published in the proceedings]. [05/06/2009]
McAdamis, Eric M. (2011). "Astrosociology and the Capacity of Major World
Religions to Contextualize the Possibility of Life Beyond Earth." Physics
Procedia, Volume 20, pp. 338-352. [07/01/2012]
McAdamis, Eric M. (2009). Did God Break the
Sabbath? Astrosociology and Christian Fundamentalism
in the United States." [Paper published
in proceedings at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International
Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The session
was called "The Relationship between Astrosociology
and Astrobiology." (c) 2009 American Institute
of Physics]. [01/29/2010]
Michaud, Michael A.G. (2008). Scientist,
Heal Thy Self. [Paper presented on September
10, 2008 as part of a session entitled "Astrobiology,
SETI, and Astrosociology" at the AIAA Space 2008 conference
in San Diego, CA. It was also published in the
proceedings]. [05/06/2009]
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 (2023). "Continuing the Development of Astrosociology as an Academic Field: A Roadmap for Progress in 2024 and Beyond." Publisher: Astrosociology Research Institute.
[12/31/2023]
1) Pass, Jim (2022). "The 'Astrosociology in the Classroom Program': Incorporating the Social Sciences for Sustainable Martian Settlements." [Paper submitted for Mars Society 2022 Convention].
[12/28/2022]
2) Pass, Jim (2022). "The 'Astrosociology in the Classroom Program': Incorporating the Social Sciences for Sustainable Martian Settlements - Bob Barboza In Memoriam Tribute ." [Paper originally submitted for Mars Society 2022 Convention].
[04/07/23]
Pass, Jim (2021). "Expanding the Scope of Astrosociology in Order to Settle Mars: An Essay." [Paper submitted for Mars Society 2021 Convention].
[12/31/2021]
Pass, Jim (2020). "Astrosociology on Mars." Chapter in Mars Exploration - A Step Forward. Publisher: Intech Open.
[08/02/2020]
Pass, Jim (2019). "Exo-Astrosociology and the Future of Terrestrial Societies." Human Futures Magazine, 2019-3, pp. 30-33.
Magazine Cover:
Pages 30-31:
Pages 32-33: [10/19/2019]
Pass, Jim (2019). "Astrosociology: Exploring the Human Dimension of Outer Space." Ad Astra Magazine, 2019-3, pp. 43-44.
Magazine Cover:
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Pass, Jim (2019). "Exo-Astrosociology and the Search for Technosignatures." [Paper presented on January 09, 2019 as part of the Society and Aerospace Technology session at the AIAA SciTech 2019 conference in San Diego, CA. It was also published in the proceedings].
[02/04/2019]
Pass, Jim (2018). "Thematic feature interview forum: Space and the outer limits of archeology. John M. Vandergugten, with Alice Gorman, Cameron M. Smith, Jim Pass, Keirsten Snover, and Michael P. Oman-Reagan."
International Journal of Student Research in Archeology | IJSRA - No. 4 (December 2018), pp. 2-33.
[01/19/2019]
Pass, Jim (2018). "STEM, STEAM, and Astrosociology." STEM Magazine, May 2018, pp. 16-22.
[05/23/2018]
Pass, Jim (2018). "Astrosociology: Social Problems on Earth and in Outer Space." Chapter 9 (Volume One of Two) in Trevi�o, A. Javier (ed.), The Cambridge Handbook of Social Problems. New York: Cambridge University Press. [04/12/2018]
Pass, Jim (2017). Astrosociology Education and the Future of Space Exploration, Exploitation, and Settlement. [Paper written for the Society and Space session for the AIAA Space 2017 Conference that was scheduled for September 12-14, 2017 in Orlando, FL, which was cancelled due to Hurricane Irma. All papers were nevertheless published in the Proceedings.
[10/03/2017]
Pass, Jim (2016). Page 105 in Mars: Our Future on the Red Planet, edited by Leonard David. Forward by Ron Howard. Washington, DC: National Geographic.
[10/26/2016]
Pass, Jim (2016). Albert A. Harrison: Outer Space, The Human Dimension, and Astrosociology. [Paper presented in the Society and Space session at the AIAA Space 2016 Conference September 13-16, 2016 in Long Beach,CA. Paper also published in the Proceedings.
[10/08/2016]
Pass, Jim (2016). Medical Astrosociology and Space Medicine: Bringing Together the Two Branches of Science. [Paper presented in the Society and Space session at the 54th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting (SciTech) January 4-8, 2016 in San Diego,CA. Paper also published in the Proceedings.
[09/18/2016]
Pass, Jim; and Harrison, Albert A. (2016). "Astrosociology (Social Science of Space Exploration)." Chapter 38 in Bainbridge, William S., and Roco,Mihail C. (eds.), Handbook of Science and Technology Convergence. New York: Springer, pp. 545-558.
Prepublication Version (2014):
[08/14/2020]
Pass, Jim (2015). "An Astrosociological Perspective on the Societal Impact of Spaceflight." Chapter 9 in Steven J. Dick (ed.), Historical Studies in the Societal Impact of Spacefight. Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space Adminisration, Office of Communications, NASA History Program Office, pp. 535-576. Full eBook via NASA:
[10/08/2016]
Pass, Jim; Toerpe Kathleen; Rivera Rusca, Renato; Jackson, Katrina; and Hearsey Christopher (2015). "Astrosociology and Inequality in Global Space Governance. In Jakhu, Ram; Nyampong; and Wei-Chen, K. (eds.), Global Space Governance. CRASL, pp. 55-82.
[09/30/2015]
Pass, Jim (2015). Astrosociology and the Planning of Space Ecosystems. [Paper presented in September 2015 as part of the Space and Society session at the AIAA Space 2015 conference in Pasadena, CA. It was also published in the proceedings].
[09/30/2015]
Pass, Jim (2014). Astrosociology and Its Subfields: A Preliminary Guide for Students Who Wish to Pursue the Field. [Paper presented in August 2014 as part of the Space Policy, Law, and Society session at the AIAA Space 2014 conference in San Diego, CA. It was also published in the proceedings].
[10/18/2014]
Pass, Jim, and Toerpe, Kathleen D. (2013). "Space Education and Exploration: Astrosociology in the Classroom.” In Mae Jemison, Jason Batt, & Alires J. Almon (Eds.), 100 Year Starship: 2013 Conference Proceedings, pp. 55-63. [07/10/2017]
Pass, Jim (2011). Astrosociology and Human Factors:
Antagonistic, Independent, or Covergent? [Paper presented in
September 2011 as part of the Space and Society session at the AIAA Space 2011
conference in Long Beach, CA. It was also published in the proceedings].
[07/01/2012]
Pass, Jim (2011). "Deviance in Space Habitats: A Preliminary Look at
Health and Safety Violations." Physics Procedia, Volume 20, pp.
353-368. [Paper published in proceedings at the 3rd Symposium of
Astrosociology that was part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences
International Forum (SPESIF) held at the University of Maryland, College
Park. The session was called "Medical Astrosociology." (c) 2011 Published by
Elsevier].
[12/13/2012]
Pass, Jim (2011). "An Astrosociological Perspective on Space Capable vs.
Spacefaring Societies." Physics Procedia, Volume 20, pp. 369-384.
[Paper published in proceedings at the 3rd Symposium of Astrosociology that was
part of the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International Forum (SPESIF)
held at the University of Maryland, College Park. The session was called
"Spacefaring Societies." (c) 2011 Published by Elsevier].
[12/13/2012]
Pass, Jim (2011). "Examining the Definition of Astrosociology."
Astropolitics, Volume 9, Number 1, pp. 6-27. [07/01/2012]
Pass, Jim (2010). Astrosociological Implications
of Astrobiology (Revisited). [Paper Published
in proceedings at the 2nd Symposium on Astrosociology that
was part of the Space Propulsion and Energy Sciences International
Forum (SPESIF) held at the Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland. The session
was called "Astrosociology and Astrobiology (and SETI)." (c)
2010 American Institute of Physics]. [12/10/2010]
Pass, Jim; Hearsey, Christopher; and Caroti, Simone (2010).
Refining the Definition of Astrosociology Utilizing
Three Perspectives. [Paper presented in September
2010 as part of an astrosociology session at the AIAA Space
2010 conference in Pasadena, CA. It was also
published in the proceedings]. [12/10/2010]
Pass, Jim (2009). "Medical Astrosociology: Ethical
Dilemmas in Space Environments." [Paper presented on
September 20, 2007 as part of an astrosociology session
at the AIAA Space 2009 conference in Pasadena, CA. It
was also published in the proceedings].
[05/21/2010]
Pass, Jim (2009). "Invitation to Astrosociology:
A New Alternative for the Social Scientist-Space Enthusiast." Chapter
7 in Sherry Bell and Langdon Morris (eds.), Living in
Space: Cultural and Social Dynamics, Opportunities, and
Challenges in Permanent Space Habitats. An Aerospace
Technology Working Group (ATWG) Book. [08/19/2009]
Pass, Jim (2009). Pioneers on the Astrosociological
Frontier: Introduction to the First Symposium
on Astrosociology. [Paper published in proceedings
at the 1st Symposium of Astrosociology that was part of
the Space Propulsion, and Energy Sciences International
Forum held in Huntsville, Alabama. The session
was called "The Definition, Scope, and Relevance of
Astrosociology." (c) 2009 American Institute of
Physics]. [01/29/2010]
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]. [10/06/2007]
Pass, Jim (2007). "Perspective: The
Need and Relevance of Astrosociology as a Subdiscipline."
ASA-SKAT Newsletter, Summer 2007: 11-14. On
the web: PDF
File at Astrosociology.com:
[08/09/2007]
Pass, Jim (2007). Educating Astrosociologists:
The Need to Bring Outer Space Into Social Science Classrooms.
[Paper presented at 2007 PSA Conference in Oakland, CA as
part of the Pirate-Professors, Deviant Departments and Disappeared
Programs session].
[03/27/2007]
Pass, Jim (2007). Moon Bases as Initial "Space
Society" Trials: Utilizing Astrosociology to
Make Space Settlements Livable. Space
Technology and Applications International Forum (STAIF)
Conference Proceedings, Volume 880: 806-813.
[Paper published in Proceedings and presented at 2007
STAIF Conference in Albuquerque, NM]. [10/04/2006]
Pass, Jim; and Harrison Albert A. (2007). Shifting
from Airports to Spaceports: An Astrosociological
Model of Social Change toward Spacefaring Societies. [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]
Pass, Jim (2006). The Dream of Space Exploration
and the Need for Sociological Participation. [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]
Pass, Jim (2006). Applied Astrosociology: The
New Imperative to Protect the Earth and Human Societies.
[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]
Pass, Jim (2006). "Viewpoint: Astrosociology
as the Missing Perspective." Astropolitics,
4(1) (Spring): 85-99. [06/23/2006]
Pass, Jim (2006). Developing Astrosociology
for the Space Sciences. [Paper presented
on May 4, 2006 at the 2006 International Space Development
Conference (ISDC) in Los Angeles, CA]. [05/08/2006]
Pass, Jim (2006). The Potential of Sociology
in the Space Age: Developing Astrosociology to Fill
an Extraordinary Void. [Paper presented at 2006
PSA Conference in Universal City, CA as part of the Sociology
of Science and Technology session]. [04/18/2006]
Pass, Jim (2006). The Astrosociological Implications
of Astrobiology. [Paper presented on March
19, 2006 at CONTACT 2006 conference at NASA Ames Research
Center]. [03/21/2006]
Pass, Jim (2006). "The Astrosociology
of Space Colonies: Or the Social Construction of Societies
in Space." Space Technology and Applications
International Forum (STAIF) Conference Proceedings,
Volume 813, Issue 1, pp. 1153-1161. [Paper published
in Proceedings and presentation at 2006 STAIF Conference
in Albuquerque, NM]. American Institute
of Physics (AIP) abstract page:
Full Article (local PDF): [01/05/2006]
Pass, Jim; Dudley-Rowley, Marilyn; and Gangale, Thomas (2006). The
Cultural Imperative to Colonize Space: An Astrosociological
Perspective. [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]
Pass, Jim; and Jørgensen, Jesper
(2006). Introduction to Astrosociology: An
Assessment of its Definition, Relevance, and Scope.
[Paper presented during 57th International Astronautic
Congress (IAC) conference in Valencia, Spain, October 2-6,
2006]. [09/23/2006]
Pass, Jim (2005). "Astrosociology and
the Space Community: Forging Collaboration for Better
Understanding and Planning." The Space
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Pass, Jim (2005). Invitation to Astrosociology:
Why the Sociologist-Space Enthusiast Should Consider
It. [Paper accepted for presentation at
2005 ASA Conference in Philadelphia, PA as part of the Science,
Knowledge and Technology (SKAT) roundtables). [04/12/2005]
Pass, Jim (2005). The Sociology of SETI:
An Astrosociological Perspective. [Paper
presented on March 20, 2005 at CONTACT 2005 conference at
NASA Ames Research Center]. [03/16/2005]
Pass, Jim (2004). Space: Sociology's
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16, 2004 at the California Sociological Association (CSA)
conference in Riverside, CA].
[11/10/2004]
Pass, Jim (2004). Inaugural Essay: The
Definition and Relevance of Astrosociology in the Twenty-First
Century (Part 2: Relevance of Astrosociology
as a New Subfield of Sociology). [Part
Two was 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]
Pass, Jim (2004). Inaugural Essay: The
Definition and Relevance of Astrosociology in the Twenty-First
Century (Part 1: Definition, Theory and Scope). [Major
concepts were discussed at the American Sociological Association
(ASA) annual meeting in August 2004].
[01/04/2004]
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[09/18/2016]
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[09/23/2006]
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[11/13/2016]
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[pre-04/19/2004]
Wapniak, Adam; Dudley-Flores, Marilyn; and Gangale, Thomas
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[03/27/2007]
Wilkes, John M., and Klinkman, Paul
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"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]
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[Paper
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