OUTER
SPACE AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY:
OPTIONS
FOR THE FUTURE
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As one of the recent activities of the Security Space Forum, the Space Policy Institute and the Security Policy Studies Program organized an all-day conference on security space issues on October 29, 2003. The conference brought together representatives of eight groups receiving support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to examine these issues the Center for Defense Information, Union of Concerned Scientists, Council on Foreign Relations, Federation of American Scientists, Stimson Center, Brookings Institution, Center for International Security Studies at Maryland, and Eisenhower Institute. Each speaker gave a summary of his or her groups work to date. The conference was opened with an address by Col. David Trottier, Director of the Office of Space Policy, Office of the Secretary of Defense. A closing address was provided by Vladimir Rybachenkov, Counselor for Arms Control at the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Washington.
OUTER SPACE AND INTERNATIONAL
SECURITY
OPTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
Lindner Family Commons,
Room 602
Elliott School of International
Affairs
1957 E Street NW
9:00 9:15 Opening
Remarks
John M. Logsdon,
Director, Space Policy Institute
Gordon Adams,
Director, Security Policy Studies
9:15 10:00 National
Policy and the Military Uses of Space
Col. David Trottier
Director, Space
Policy Office
Office of the Secretary
of Defense
10:00-10:15 Break
10:15 12:15 Implications
of a U.S. Goal of Space Dominance: Are Space Weapons Required?
Theresa Hitchens,
Center for Defense Information
Laura Grego,
Union of Concerned Scientists (click here
for her presentation)
Bruce DeBlois,
Council on Foreign Relations (click here
for his presentation)
Len Weiss,
Federation of American Scientists
Discussant:
Richard H. Buenneke, Aerospace Corporation
12: 15 -1:15 Lunch
1:15- 3:15 What
Regime for Outer Space?
Michael Krepon,
Stimson Center
Michael OHanlon, Brookings
Institution
Nancy Gallagher, Center
for International and Security Studies at Maryland
Roald Sagdeev, Eisenhower
Institute
Discussant: Peter Hays,
Joint Forces Quarterly
3:15-3:30 Break
3:30 4:15 Preventing
an Arms Race in Outer Space
Mr. Vladimir
Rybachenkov, Counselor, Embassy of the Russian Federation
(Click here
for his remarks)
4:15 4:45 Summary
Remarks
Gordon Adams
John Logsdon
5:00 6:00 Reception