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Space Debris Mitigation : = A Unified Policy Framework = Attenuation des debris spatiaux : Un cadre politique unifie.

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Title/Author:	Space Debris Mitigation :/
Reminder of title:	A Unified Policy Framework = Attenuation des debris spatiaux : Un cadre politique unifie.
remainder title:	Attenuation des debris spatiaux :
Author:	Jones, Forrest Randall.
Description:	1 online resource (250 pages)
Notes:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-02, Section: A.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International85-02A.
Subject:	Public policy. -
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ISBN:	9798379960254

Space Debris Mitigation : = A Unified Policy Framework = Attenuation des debris spatiaux : Un cadre politique unifie.
Jones, Forrest Randall.

Space Debris Mitigation :A Unified Policy Framework = Attenuation des debris spatiaux : Un cadre politique unifie.Attenuation des debris spatiaux :Un cadre politique unifie. - 1 online resource (250 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-02, Section: A.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Walden University, 2023.

Includes bibliographical references

Space debris is a growing problem that impacts the ability to maneuver and conduct space missions, creates hazards for people on Earth, and has the potential for severe environmental damage. Clean-up efforts are not viable in the modern era due to a lack of viable, affordable, and safe technology conducive to such lines of effort. This leaves mitigative and preventative policy measures as the most effective way to proffer a solution to the problem. Public policy has largely failed to address space debris mitigation effectively due to the fragmentation of policies standards and a lack of horizontal integration of policies across levels of governance and multi-sector discoordination. As such, a unified policy framework that addresses space debris mitigation is extremely needed. The purpose of this study was to find the foundational elements of a unified policy, asking what are the shared standards, how are concepts operationalized, and who are the legitimized stakeholders. In this exploratory embedded single case study, stakeholder theory was used in conjunction with comparative analysis, descriptive coding, and emergent coding. In the analysis there were 17 total policies used from a variety of sources within eight participant entities. The key results included a unified framework for space debris mitigation through fine detail in response to the research questions. It was also concluded that spacecraft operators and the general public were not legitimized in present policies. Recommendations were made to create a more beneficial and inclusive policy framework for stakeholders. Impacts to positive social change are multiple, including the provision of a utilizable framework for future policy design.

Electronic reproduction.
Ann Arbor, Mich. :
ProQuest,
2024

Mode of access: World Wide Web

ISBN: 9798379960254Subjects--Topical Terms:

1002398
Public policy.
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AstropoliticsIndex Terms--Genre/Form:

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Electronic books.

Space Debris Mitigation : = A Unified Policy Framework = Attenuation des debris spatiaux : Un cadre politique unifie.
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520 $a Les debris spatiaux constituent un probleme croissant qui impacte la capacite de manoeuvre et de realisation de missions spatiales, cree des dangers pour les populations terrestres et presente le potentiel de causer des dommages environnementaux graves. Les efforts de nettoyage ne sont pas realisables a l'ere moderne en raison du manque de technologies viables, abordables et sures pour de telles initiatives. Cela laisse les mesures de prevention et d'attenuation des risques comme la maniere la plus efficace de proposer une solution a ce probleme. Les politiques publiques ont largement echoue a traiter efficacement l'attenuation des debris spatiaux en raison de la fragmentation des normes politiques et du manque d'integration horizontale des politiques a differents niveaux de gouvernance et de coordination multi-secteurs. Ainsi, un cadre politique unifie qui aborde l'attenuation des debris spatiaux est grandement necessaire. Le but de cette etude etait de trouver les elements fondamentaux d'une politique unifiee, en se demandant quels sont les standards communs, comment les concepts sont operationnalises et qui sont les parties prenantes legitimes. Dans cette etude de cas unique a inclusion exploratoire, la theorie des parties prenantes a ete utilisee en conjonction avec une analyse comparative, un codage descriptif et un codage emergent. Dans l'analyse, un total de 17 politiques ont ete utilisees a partir de differentes sources au sein de huit entites participantes. Les resultats cles ont inclus un cadre unifie pour l'attenuation des debris spatiaux avec des details precis en reponse aux questions de recherche. Il a egalement ete conclu que les operateurs de vaisseaux spatiaux et le grand public n'etaient pas legitimes dans les politiques actuelles. Des recommandations ont ete formulees pour creer un cadre politique plus benefique et inclusif pour les parties prenantes. Les impacts sur le changement social positif sont multiple, y compris la fourniture d'un cadre utilisable pour la conception future des politiques.
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