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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena are not confined to one nation, one military, or one culture-and neither is the challenge they present.
Global Skies delivers a deeply researched, evidence-driven exploration of UAP as a cross-border, transdomain, and global governance issue. Instead of focusing on speculation about origins, the book examines how nations detect, classify, report, suppress, or disclose anomalous encounters-and why fragmented national approaches are no longer sufficient.
Inside, readers will discover:
This is not a book about belief.
It is a book about responsibility, coordination, and preparedness in a world where the unknown does not respect borders.
Global Skies delivers a deeply researched, evidence-driven exploration of UAP as a cross-border, transdomain, and global governance issue. Instead of focusing on speculation about origins, the book examines how nations detect, classify, report, suppress, or disclose anomalous encounters-and why fragmented national approaches are no longer sufficient.
Inside, readers will discover:
- How UAP routinely violate traditional concepts of sovereign airspace and maritime jurisdiction
- Why aviation safety, naval operations, and national defense face shared risks from unexplained encounters
- The strengths and limitations of leading transparency models such as France's GEIPAN, Chile's SEFAA, and the U.S. AARO
- Canada's Sky Canada Project and the emerging push for centralized civilian oversight
- The role of classification, geopolitics, and stigma in suppressing reporting-especially among military pilots
- Case studies involving cross-border incidents that challenge unilateral investigation
- How academia and interdisciplinary science can bridge political and institutional divides
- Cultural and regional differences in how UAP are perceived, reported, and understood
- Realistic pathways toward international cooperation, shared data standards, and global frameworks
- The cognitive and human dimensions of witnessing phenomena that defy conventional explanation
This is not a book about belief.
It is a book about responsibility, coordination, and preparedness in a world where the unknown does not respect borders.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Dorvee, M. E.
- ISBN: 9798244114034
- Condition: New
- Dimensions: 9.00 x 0.74
- Number Of Pages: 354
- Publication Year: 2026
Language:
English