324 pgs, 2001, University of California Press
ISBN 978-0520236776

Leading psychologist Albert Harrison deals with the human side of space flight and presents an informative look at what living and working in space will really be like in the decades to come. An exploration of the interaction between the human psyche and technology in an environment filled with danger, challenge and opportunity.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Why Space?
2. Spaceflight Human Factors
3. Hazards and Countermeasures
4. Life Support
5. Habitability
6. Selection and Training
7. Stress and Coping
8. Group Dynamics
9. At Work
10. Mishaps
11. Off Duty
12. Space Tourism
13. Space Settlements
14. Interstellar Migration
15. Restoring the Dream