The
Elliott School of International Affairs
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REPORTS
AND RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Collecive Security in Space: Asian Perspectives
The Decision to go to the Moon: Project Apollo and National Interest
Human Space Flight and National Power by John M. Logsdon and "A
Failure of National Leadership": Why No Replacement For The Space
Shuttle?
Perspectives on Space Security
Launch
Vehicles: An Economic Perspective "Space Weapons: Are They Needed?" "Further
Directions in Satellite-Derived Weather and Climate Information for the
Electric Energy Industry"
Bringing
Space Law into the Commercial World: Property Rights without Sovereignty Socioeconomic
Conditions and the Space Sector Weather
Satellites and the Economic Value of Forecasts: Evidence from the Electric Power
Industry “A
Sustainable Rationale for Human Spaceflight”
“Finding
a Path to Space Power”
"Reflections
on Space as a Vital National Interest"
"Space
Economic Data"
"The
Socio-Economic Value of Improved Weather and Climate Information"
"Remote
Sensing for Transportation Security"
"High-Resolution
Earth Observations from Space: What are Today's Issues?"
"Europe's
Ambitions in Space"
"The
Socioeconomic Benefits of Earth Science and Applications Research:
Reducing
the the Risks and Costs of Natural Disasters in the United States"
"Commercial
Observation Satellites: At the Leading Edge of Global Transparency"
"Space
and Military Power in East Asia: The Challenge and Opportunity of
Dual-Purpose
Space Technologies"
"Just
Say Wait to Space Power"
"U.S.
- Russian Cooperation in Human Space Flight: Assessing the Impacts."
Dual
Purpose Space Technologies Conference Summary
"Viewing
the Earth: the Role of Satellite Earth Observations and Global
Monitoring
in International Affairs."
"Measuring
the Economic Returns from NASA Life Sciences Research and Development."
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John M. Logsdon
and James Clay Moltz, Editors
Book by John M. Logsdon
The Moon is a Land Without Sovereignty: Will it be a Business-Friendly Environment?
by Henry R. Hertzfeld
both appeared in High Frontier, Volume 3,
Number 2, March
2007
John M. Logsdon
This paper appeared in Steven J. Dick and Roger Launius, eds.,
"Critical Issues in the History of Spaceflight," NASA SP-2006-4702.
John M. Logsdon
and Audrey Schaffer, eds.
December 2005
Henry R.
Hertzfeld, Ray A. Williamson and Nicolas Peter
September 2005
John M. Logsdon and Gordon Adams, eds.
October 2003
Report
of a workshop held March 29 and 30, 2004 at GW
For
a detailed introduction to the workshop, click here.
Henry R.
Hertzfeld and Frans G. von der Dunk
Summer 2005
Henry R.
Hertzfeld and Michel Fouquin
May 2004
Henry R.
Hertzfeld, Ray A. Williamson and Avery Sen
September 2003
John
M. Logsdon
John
M. Logsdon
John
M. Logsdon
Henry
R. Hertzfeld
Prepared
for the US Department of Commerce, Office of Space Commercialization
Report
of a study of the social and economic value to the United States of
improved
information about weather and climate.
Report
of a workshop held on March 13, 14, 2002 at GW; sponsored by the
National
Consortium for Safety, Hazards, and Disaster Assessment in
Transportation
Lifelines.
Summary
of Seminar hosted by The Space Policy Institute, George Washington
University
and
The
National Remote Sensing and Space Law Center, University of Mississippi
School of Law
Speech
by Ms. Edelgard Bulmahn, German Federal Minister of Education and
Research
Ray
A. Williamson, Henry R. Hertzfeld, Jospeh Cordes, John M. Logsdon
Editors:
John C. Baker, Kevin M. O'Connell, Ray A. Williamson
Rebecca
Jimerson and Ray A. Williamson, Editors
John
M. Logsdon
John
M. Logsdon and James Millar
Becky
Jimerson and Ray Williamson
Becky
Jimerson and Ray Williamson
Henry
Hertzfeld
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