超越人类的太空外交:在轨道上集结国际主义

IF 0.9 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
W. Stewart, J. Dittmer
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本文以轨道对接技术为例,通过追踪其从太空时代早期到国际空间站的演变,探讨了物质性在太空外交中的作用。本文借鉴集合论在政治地理学中的应用,主张对空间外交采取“超越人类”的方法,以补充和提供一种替代传统外交研究方法的方法。通过将国际空间站概念化为多国合作伙伴所融入的外交组合,我们研究了材料,特别是雌雄同体的轨道对接技术,是如何在冷战后促进合作与和平的,这种合作与和平一直持续到今天。
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More-than-Human Space Diplomacy: Assembling Internationalism in Orbit
This article explores the role of materiality in space diplomacy through the example of orbital docking technology by tracing its evolution from the early days of the space age to the International Space Station — and beyond. Drawing on the use of assemblage theory in political geography, this article argues for a ‘more-than-human’ approach to space diplomacy to supplement and provide an alternative to conventional approaches to diplomacy studies. By conceptualising the International Space Station as a diplomatic assemblage with which the multinational partners become enmeshed, we investigate how materials, specifically androgynous orbital docking technology, fostered co-operation and peace in the wake of the Cold War and which continues today.
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Hague Journal of Diplomacy
Hague Journal of Diplomacy INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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