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Nik Alexander and Dohyeong “Do” Kim, received ISTP fellowship awards for the 2024-2025 academic year. SPI congratulates each of the awardees, and thanks Axiom Space for their generous support.
Per Bergstrom and Kendra LaFaveer received ISTP fellowship awards for the 2024-2025 academic year. SPI congratulates each of the awardees, and thanks GPS Innovation Alliance for their generous support.
Sophie Goguichvilli, Sydney Wisnosky, Flif Yuksel and Ryan Puleo received ISTP fellowship awards for the 2024-2025 academic year. SPI congratulates each of the awardees, and thanks Amazon Web Services for their generous support.
Congratulation to the Winners of the Thacher Prize!!!
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”
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“The 25th International Symposium on Security Affairs” was held on December 11, 2024 hosted by the National Institute for Defense Studies(NIDS) in Japan. NIDS is a research institution under the Ministry of Defense (MOD) of Japan and serves as a think tank and academic research body focused on security, defense policy, and military strategy.
Prof. Scott Pace kicked off the event with a Keynote Speech, and Prof. John J. Klein attended a panel discussion on “Changes in the Strategic Environment in the Space Domain “
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.
