... place of military exploitation and economic competition since satellites began flying above the atmosphere. The ‘militarisation of space’ is not a new trend in world politics in the 21st century – it is a long-established historical fact and present...
... year, China and Russia have made tremendous efforts to establish space forces and expand space weapons capabilities, contributing to the increased militarisation of space. Both countries have active counterspace programmes and have developed robust...
... mutually peer-reviewed) chapters cover everything from space law and international cooperation to the use of space resources and the militarisation of space – indeed, everything you’d expect from a book on space policy. The overall aim of the text...
... of Earth, lawyers and politicians worried about what, and whose, laws would apply to outer space This was especially true concerning the militarisation of space, since the same vehicles which were being developed to loft probes into...
... flying in loose formation some 500 km above Earth - a more institutional form of space traffic management might now be required. The militarisation of space is therefore a given, notwithstanding that many regard this as flying in the face of the...
... the time being. The rapidly expanding literature on the militarisation of space includes Bleddyn Bowen’s War in Space: Strategy, Spacepower, Geopolitics, which applies strategic theory to outer space and draws out the implications for international...