"Given the serious challenges to the established international order posed by the Axis of Authoritarians, now is the time to rapidly modernize U.S. national security space policy, strategy, organizations, and capabilities."
– Christopher A. Williams
The book includes chapters on timely national security space topics authored by noted Defense and Intelligence space experts Christopher Williams, James Frelk, Dr. Scott Pace, Marc Berkowitz, and John Paul Parker. Chapter titles include “Key U.S. National Security Space Policy and Strategy Issues”; “Space Domain Rules of Engagement and International Law”; “Space Weapons, Diplomacy, and Arms Control: History, Issues and Prospects”; “Enhancing Defense and Intelligence Space Cooperation”; “U.S. Government Efforts to Leverage Commercial and International Space Capabilities”; and “The U.S. National Security Space Enterprise’s Preparedness for Deterring or Prevailing in a Conflict With the People’s Republic of China”.
This book is chock full of actionable recommendations for the Trump administration and the U.S. Congress on how to better posture the U.S. national security space enterprise to assure U.S. space dominance in the face of increasingly sophisticated threats to critical U.S. space systems.
