Space Enterprise

From the reviews:

"An excellently referenced compendium of the behavioral and social science issues related to the creation of a spacefaring civilization." ( David Brandt-Erichsen, National Space Society, January 2009)

"Harris discusses the need for a global space ethos, that is, that the fundamental character of global culture needs to embrace the concept of humans living and working beyond the Earth." (Jeff Foust, The Space Review, November 17, 2008)

"Space Enterprise ... will be 'a classic in the global space community, as well as a university textbook, and basis for an educational media project.' ... This book is a combination of future scenarios and the managerial, psychological, medical, legal, and political structures needed to deal with space colonization. ... Summing Up: Recommended. General readers and all undergraduates interested in space studies." (A. M. Strauss, Choice, Vol. 46 (8), April, 2009)

"Harris, a behavioural psychologist and futurist, covers a lot of ground in this well-researched volume. ... covering everything from learning from current spacefarers through to considerations of team performance, productivity, human/machine interfaces, and ergonomics and ecology. ... A number of appendices make up the last part of the book, providing more thought on governance issues, lunar development ... and lessons to be learned from today's space entrepreneurs. ... thought-provoking book, and will be of interest to anyone concerned with where humanity is going in space." (Liftoff, Issue 260, November-December, 2010)