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Space has become a contested domain and remains critical to ensuring US national security and security of our allies.  CSPS research aims to evolve understanding of the threat, potential responses, and the agile strategies and defense partnerships needed to enable success.
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Designing for Principles: Implementation Steps for the United States Space Force

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National Security
The Business of Space
Design Principles
The United States Space Force (USSF) has the daunting task of developing a more survivable, flexible, and interoperable space architecture in an environment increasingly characterized by extreme complexity and uncertainty. Can the Designing for Principles approach provide a nimbler capability development methodology for the USSF?
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/designing-principles-implementation-steps-united-states-space-force

Partnering Not Bossing: Better Leveraging International Capabilities for Space Domain Awareness

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National Security
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The United States has found it difficult to incorporate space domain awareness (SDA) data from allies and partners due to both technical and policy obstacles. What can be done to foster stronger and more mutually beneficial agreements?
https://csps.aerospace.org/papers/partnering-not-bossing-better-leveraging-international-capabilities-space-domain-awareness

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