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[Recordings posted] Prof. Scott Pace and Adjunct Prof. John J. Klein, speak at “The 25th International Symposium on Security Affairs” hosted by National Institute for Defense Studies(NIDS)

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On-site speakers from left to right: Dr. Yasuhito Fukushima(NIDS), Dr. John J. Klein(SPI/GWU), Dr. Kevin Pollpeter(DAF), Dr. Bleddyn Bowen(Durham University), Dr. Scott Pace(SPI/GWU), Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan (Australian Strategic Policy Institute), Dr. Kazuto Suzuki(University of Tokyo), Dr. Setsuko Aoki(Keio University), Dr. Xavier Pasco (Foundation for Strategic Research), Masafumi Iida(NIDS)

“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 “

Please find the recordings here

Prof. Pace’s Keynote speech here

Prof. Pace’s panel discussion starts here from 23:56.

Prof. Klein’s panel discussion starts here from 21:50.

SPI Student Adam Stegall Published in Quest, Receives Honorable Mention for Sacknoff Prize for Space History

Books, Book Chapters and Reports, News, Papers Published by Visiting Scholars and Students

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.

Picture of Adam Stegall

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!

Prof. Scott Pace presented at the Cislunar PNT Workshop in Vienna, Austria entitled: The Road Ahead: From Cislunar PNT to the Solar System Internet.

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The presentation was part of the UNOOSA/International Committee on GNSS, Workshop on Cislunar Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) held on 11 – 13 February 2025 at the Vienna International Centre, Austria.

Please find Dr. Pace’s presentation slides here

Please find the Workshop Agenda here

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