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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: 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 Grounded in official documents, legislative reforms, scientific analysis, and international reporting practices, Global Skies avoids conjecture while confronting unresolved realities head-on. It is written for serious readers-policy analysts, aviation professionals, researchers, and informed citizens-who want clarity rather than hype. 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.

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