Space Policy

Highlights
pp. 173-173(1)

The demise of the ABM Treaty and the militarization of outer space
pp. 175-178(4)
Author: von Kries W.

Which institutions for space traffic management?
pp. 179-182(4)
Author: Filho J.M.

Meeting the needs of the new millennium: passenger space travel and world economic growth
pp. 183-197(15)
Author: Collins P.

Effects of commercialisation in the European space sector
pp. 199-204(6)
Author: Peeters W.

Earth observation and UK science policy
pp. 205-213(9)
Author: Harris R.

Faster conception of radically innovative systems: the strategic and organizational challenge for space agencies
pp. 215-219(5)
Author: Belleval C.

Exploring a structured decision approach as a means of fostering participatory space policy making at NASA
pp. 221-231(11)
Authors: Arvai J.L.; McDaniels T.; Gregory R.

Increasing global awareness of space activities: World Space Week 2001
pp. 233-238(6)
Authors: Stone D.; Welch C.

It's all a matter of fact. After all, fact matters
pp. 239-240(2)
Author: Goodman M.S.

The Dish - Working Dog, Australia, 2000, 101min, Cert. 12
pp. 241-243(3)
Author: Lunan D.

On the Edge of Earth. The Future of American Space Power - Steven Lambakis; University Press of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2001, 365pp., price $39.95
pp. 245-246(2)
Author: von Kries W.

Dual-Purpose Space Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges for US Policy-Making - Ray A. Williamson (Ed.); Space Policy Institute, George Washington University, Washington, DC, 2001, 216pp (copies available by contacting rayw@gwu.edu).
pp. 247-247(1)
Author: Gibson R.

Book review(s)
pp. 249-249(1)