• DOI:10.1080/2154896X.2011.569377
Corpus ID: 167737933

Why did we get an International Space Station before an International Antarctic Station?

@article{Hemmings2011WhyDW,
  title={Why did we get an International Space Station before an International Antarctic Station?},
  author={A. Hemmings},
  journal={The Polar Journal},
  year={2011},
  volume={1},
  pages={16 - 5}
}

A. Hemmings

Published 2011

Political Science

The Polar Journal

Despite public projection of, and formal commitments in the Antarctic Treaty and subsequent instruments of the Antarctic Treaty System to, international scientific cooperation and the sharing of facilities, international stations are scarce. Of 110 current main facilities in the Antarctic Treaty area, only two are joint stations, and both involve only two states. International scientific cooperation in Antarctica is well developed, but this appears not to ordinarily involve joint facilities… CONTINUE READING

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