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Front Matter Pages i-xvii -
Privatize Space Travel! Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 1-11 -
Man’s Inhumanity to Man Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 13-26 -
Why Privatize Anything? Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 27-39 -
Why Privatize Space Travel and Colonization? Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 41-50 -
Ownership Concepts Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 51-62 -
The Moon Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 63-69 -
The Inner Planets and Extra-Terrestrial Moons Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 71-90 -
The Gas Giants Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 91-97 -
Asteroids, Comets, and Other Non-Planetary Objects Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 99-118 -
Space Boondoggles: NASA, STEM Subsidies Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 119-136 -
Public Goods: Basic Research and Terraforming Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 137-156 -
Space Law Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 157-172 -
Timing Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 173-181 -
Who Are the Libertarians in the Space Initiative? Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 183-212 -
Space-Oriented Writers Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 213-238 -
Conclusion Peter Lothian Nelson, Walter E. Block Pages 239-242 -
Back Matter Pages 243-317
When something is unowned, people have less of an incentive to care for it, preserve it, and protect it, than when they own it.
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When something is unowned, people have less of an incentive to care for it, preserve it, and protect it, than when they own it.
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