Contents:
The Cold Equations: Extraterrestrial Liberty in Science Fiction;
Fear of Freedom: the Legacy of Arendt and Ballard's Space Skepticism;
Freedom in a Box: Paradoxes in the Structure of Extraterrestrial Liberty;
Fairness as a Moral Grounding for Space Policy;
Space: John Locke's Ultimate Triumph;
Extraterrestrial Liberty and Creative Practice: a Firsthand Experience of an Imagined Future;
Elsewhere, Liberty;
The fate of Freedom of a Space Exploration Mission Encountering Life and the Liberty of the "Encountered" Extra-terrestrial Beings;
Astronaut Health: Planetary Exploration and the Limitations on Freedom;
Outrunning the Law: Extraterrestrial Liberty and Universal Colonization;
The Lethality of Interplanetary Warfare: A Fundamental Constraint on Extraterrestrial Liberty;
Interplanetary Federalism: Maximizing the Chances of Extraterrestrial Peace, Diversity and Liberty;
Liberty, Freedom and Democracy: Paradox for an Extraterrestrial Society;
Human Space Colonies: Towards a Governance Architecture;
Education and liberty in space.