
Understanding Threats to Space Systems and Space Assets
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This work looks at the conflictual nature of space relations and highlights various issues resulting from great-power competition in the space domain. This book recognizes non-state entities' increased engagement in this domain, including their different roles, and consequently incorporates commercial actors into space strategic thinking. It also discusses the perils of the space environment, political conflicts, space weapons, malicious space operations, and the risks stemming from potentially hazardous dual-se technology. Finally, this book outlines the means to improve the protection of space systems with an emphasis on the inclusion of a broad spectrum of stakeholders and offers arguments for the establishment of new norms to strengthen the responsible use of outer space.
This book will be of much interest to students of space power, security studies, and international relations.
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