Space Enterprise : Living and Working Offworld in the 21st Century In Space Enterprise Living and Working Offworld Dr Philip Harris provides the vision and rationale as to why humanity is leaving its cradle Earth to use space resources as well as pursuing lunar industrialization and establishing offworld settlements. As a management space psychologist Dr. Harris presents a behavioral science perspective on space exploration and enterprise. In this his 45th book Phil has completely revised and updated the two previous editions of this classic placing new emphasis on the need for more synergy and participation by the private sector. He not only provides a critical review of what is happening in the global space community but offers specific strategies for lunar economic development. The author analyzes the human factors in contemporary and future space developments especially relative to the deployment of people aloft. This user friendly volume offers numerous photographs diagrams exhibits and case studies Dedication In Memory of the Shuttle Crews Challenge and Columbia Acknowledgements List of Exhibits Foreward Prologue Toward Global Space Vision Ethos and Enterprise Human Space Exploration and Settlement Space Habitability and the Environment Cultural Implications of Space Enterprise High Performing Spacefarers Orbital Pesonnel Deployment and Tourism Macrothinking in Strategic Space Planning Macromangement of Space Enterprise Challenges in Offworld Private Enterprise Lunar Enterprise and Development Epilogue Appendices About the Case Study Contributors Governance Issues in Space Societies Space based Energy Lunar Solar Power Space Tourism Enterprise Learning from Space Entrepreneurs Health Services Aloft Space Nurses Resources References and Websites Index About the Author