At the Elliott School of International Affairs
Join us in-person or online for a discussion with author Brendan Rousseau
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SPI student Adam Stegall was published in the peer-reviewed journal, Quest: The History of Spaceflight Quarterly, and received an honorable mention for the Sacknoff Prize for Space History.
His paper, “Kennedy’s Hidden Stimulus: The Experimental Economics of the Decision to Go to the Moon”, presents original research that reveals a previously unknown economic dimension of President Kennedy’s deliberations, and a quiet experimental $10 billion federal stimulus program that has gone unnoticed for nearly 65 years. The paper shines new light on the role of the administration’s Council of Economic Advisors, and adds depth to our understanding of one of the most consequential decisions in space history. The paper may be read in full here, and SPI sends thanks to Quest: The History of Spaceflight Quarterly for providing it to our readers.
Congratulations Adam!
Thank you for joining us on the discussion with author Dean Cheng, SPI non-resident scholar, on the topic of his latest book, “China and the new Moon Race”
Click HERE to download the pdf version of the Book!
Adjunct Prof. Matt Jenkins has published a chapter in the book, “The Militarization & Weaponization of Space—Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow”, as a contributing author in the Routledge Handbook of Space Policy, ISBN 9781032378794
The Routledge link can be found here.
“Norm Formation in Space Law” is the newest book from Space Policy Institute Non-Resident Scholar Kimitake Nakamura.
He now has the English version published. Additional information is available on the publisher’s website.
For the Japanese version, please refer to the previous post.
Norm Formation in Space Law is the newest book from Space Policy Institute Non-Resident Scholar Kimitake Nakamura. The executive summary is available in English; for Japanese speakers, additional information is available on the publisher’s website.
