The Elliott School of International
Affairs
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“Collective
Security in Space: European Perspectives on Acceptable Approaches”
May 15-16, 2006
Paris, France
This workshop was part of a two-year project on “Collective Security in Space:
Developing an Internationally Accepted Approach.” The project is being led by
the Space Policy Institute of George Washington University’s Elliott School of
International Affairs, with financial support from the John T. and Catherine D.
MacArthur Foundation. The basic goal of the project is to broaden the debate
within the
To see the workshop program, click here.
To view the presentations, click on the presentation name below."Collective
Security in Space, a key factor for a sustainable long term use of Space,"
Gerard Brachet - Chair, UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space
"European
Approaches to Space Security Capability," Gerhard Brauer, European Space
Agency
"European Plans for Security Space Capabilities,"
Col. Yves Blin, Ministry of Defense, France
"A European Vision of Space Security," Serge
Plattard, European Space Policy Institute
"Microsatellites – helping to improve
security from space ‘curse or cure?’" Martin Sweeting, Surrey Satellite
"New Approaches to Achieving Space Security,"
Bhupendra Jasani, Kings College, London
"Smaller European Countries and Space Security,"
Jakub Ryzenko, Warsaw University and Polish Space Office
"Space Security Index"
"Towards a Future European Space Surveillance
System," Xavier Pasco, Foundation for Strategic Research, Paris
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