National Policies & International Relations
Subhead
U.S. national space policy must continue to benefit from our current international partnerships as well as leverage those of emerging space nations. CSPS looks at how space activities are addressed through governance and policy at national and international levels.
Featured Papers
"A Geopolitical Awakening": The European Union and Space
The European space sector is on the cusp of great change, dramatically increasing space and defense budgets to maintain its strategic autonomy. How can the U.S. space enterprise find pathways to collaborate with this growing global space power?
By Michael Gleason
Published Date
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/geopolitical-awakening-european-union-and-space
Revisiting National Space Transportation Policy: It's Not Just Rockets Anymore
It’s a critical time for ensuring continued access to space. Could a new U.S. space transportation policy help address challenges, seize opportunities, and maintain global leadership in space?
By Brian Weeden
Published Date
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/revisiting-national-space-transportation-policy-its-not-just-rockets-anymore
Taiwan: Regional Brief
As space operations become increasingly global, what kind of impact is Taiwan having on the global space industry, particularly in the most recent years of development in the island’s space program?
By Katherine Melbourne
Published Date
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/taiwan-regional-brief
Latest Papers, Events & News
What the Expiration of New START Could Mean for U.S. Space Forces
https://csps.aerospace.org/events/show/episode004-what-expiration-new-start-could-mean-us-space-forces
Space Domain Awareness: Building Trust in the Data
https://csps.aerospace.org/events/2020-03-09-space-domain-awareness-building-trust-data
Study raises prospect of space conflict if U.S. and Russia abandon nuclear arms control treaty
https://csps.aerospace.org/news/2020-01-15-study-raises-prospect-space-conflict-if-us-and-russia-abandon-nuclear-arms-control
Noninterference with National Technical Means: The status quo will not survive
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/noninterference-national-technical-means-status-quo-will-not-survive
Space Leadership in Transition
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/space-leadership-transition
US Missile Warning Sats Fair Game If No New START?
https://csps.aerospace.org/news/2019-07-17-us-missile-warning-sats-fair-game-if-no-new-start
What Brexit Means for UK Space Leadership
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/what-brexit-means-uk-space-leadership
Launch Uncertainty: Implications for Large Constellations
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/launch-uncertainty-implications-large-constellations
Luxembourg: A Model for Space Sector Growth
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/luxembourg-model-space-sector-growth
Issue Brief: Launching U.S. Government Payloads on Foreign Soil
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/issue-brief-launching-us-government-payloads-foreign-soil
National Policies & International Relations Podcasts
Featured Experts
Michael Gleason
Role
Senior Policy Analyst, Center for Space Policy and Strategy
https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/michael-gleason
Sam Wilson
Role
Director of Strategy and National Security, Center for Space Policy and Strategy
https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/sam-wilson
Lori Gordon
Role
Systems Director, Space Enterprise Evolution Directorate
https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/lori-gordon
Barbara Manganis Braun
Role
Assistant General Manager, Agile Acquisitions Division
https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/barbara-manganis-braun
Marlon Sorge
Role
Technical Fellow, Center for Space Policy and Strategy
https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/marlon-sorge