Do we need a new stand-alone branch of the military to ensure that the US dominates space or is our military-industrial complex big enough already? President Trump's proposed "Space Force" has its critics inside government and even within the military, but even more so among activists, with few better able to weigh in on this notion than Bruce Gagnon, chair of Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space.
Bruce joins Steve and Annie on this edition of "Corporations and Democracy" to discuss how activists around the world are pushing back on both the privatization and the militarization of space and planets. He's joined in the second half of the show by Dennis O’Brien, an attorney, former member of the NASA-Hastings Law Project, and founder of the the Space Treaty Project.
You can listen to or download the program here.
Bruce joins Steve and Annie on this edition of "Corporations and Democracy" to discuss how activists around the world are pushing back on both the privatization and the militarization of space and planets. He's joined in the second half of the show by Dennis O’Brien, an attorney, former member of the NASA-Hastings Law Project, and founder of the the Space Treaty Project.
You can listen to or download the program here.
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