
Published online:
19 September 2024
Published in print:
30 April 2024
Online ISBN:
9781683404361
Print ISBN:
9781683404064
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Space as a Zero-Sum Competitive Environment Space as a Zero-Sum Competitive Environment
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Space as a Cooperative Environment Space as a Cooperative Environment
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Space as a Shared Meanings Environment Space as a Shared Meanings Environment
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Theoretical Perspectives in the Post–Cold War Period Theoretical Perspectives in the Post–Cold War Period
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Theoretical Perspectives in the Current Period and Beyond Theoretical Perspectives in the Current Period and Beyond
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Summary Points Summary Points
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Discussion Questions Discussion Questions
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Further Reading Further Reading
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Chapter
11 International Politics and National Security Space Policy
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Pages
222–245
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Published:April 2024
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Whitman Cobb, Wendy N., and Derrick V. Frazier, 'International Politics and National Security Space Policy', Space Policy for the Twenty-First Century (Gainesville, FL , 2024; online edn, Florida Scholarship Online, 19 Sept. 2024), https://doi.org/10.5744/florida/9781683404064.003.0011, accessed 14 May 2025.
Abstract
Chapter 11 examines the role that international politics and international relations play in how the US approaches national security and military space policy. Drawing from the theories of realism, liberalism, and constructivism, it highlights the varying conceptions of how the space domain should and is utilized by the United States. It ends with a consideration of the major policy challenges in the near future including the rise of China, changes in the international landscape, and possible policy responses.
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Security Studies
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