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Asian Space Race: rhetoric or reality? / Lele, Ajey 2013  Book
Lele, Ajey Book
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Publication New Delhi, Institute for Defence Studies & Analyses, 2013.
Description xii, 279p.Hbk
Standard Number 9788132207320
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Reforming export controls of space technologies in the United S / Sadeh, Eligar   Journal Article
Sadeh, Eligar Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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Space technology transfer: spin-off cases from Japan / Venturini, Karen; Verbano, Chiara; Matsumoto, Mitsutaka   Journal Article
Venturini, Karen Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Government organizations have to justify high expenditure during periods of financial crisis such as the one we are experiencing today. Space agencies have attempted to increase the returns on their investments in space missions by encouraging the commercial use of advanced technologies. This paper describes two technology transfer (TT) cases promoted by JAXA, in order to identify the organizational models and determinants of TT. The development of a TT process from space to Earth not only benefits the aerospace industry but also the network of national companies. The aim of the paper is to investigate who the actors are and the nature of their role, as well as the determinants of the TT process in the Japanese space sector. The case studies confirm the typical path of transfer as 'Earth-space-Earth'.
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War and rumours of war, do improvements in space technologies bring space conflict closer? / Handberg, Roger   Journal Article
Handberg, Roger Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Combat in near-Earth orbit is emerging as a more realistic possibility. The argument here is that changes in space technologies combined with a sea change in political rhetoric is bringing the possibility of military conflict in space technologies. This movement reflects a generational shift as the original decisions regarding military conflict in space are now being reassessed by a generation who did not experience World War II or the Cold War. For these, the sanctuary approach to space activities is not as persuasive and new enhanced space technologies bring the possibility of victory or at least survival possible during a conflict in space.
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