Publication

2014

This paper discusses how the growing dependence of Eurasian states on space-based services, combined with the emergence and proliferation of space-enabled weapons, have led to tensions over protecting the integrity and safety of national space assets. The paper also argues that as activities in space increase, the need for a normative framework to mitigate the man-made threats to space security is becoming more and more apparent. It looks at some of the international efforts to come up with such a framework, but which ones are the most viable?

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Series UNIDIR Books and Reports
Publisher United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR)
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