Nov 20, 2009
National Security and Space
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National Security and Space
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Technology and Public Policy
A changing international security environment has made space more important for national security.
Effective use of space programs can improve national security. A number of factors have made space more important for national security. These factors arise from the changing international security environment, where there is greater risk and competition; the evolving nature of warfare, where informational advantage and asymmetric attacks are increasingly important; and with the rapid pace of technological change, that makes military or intelligence services from space much easier to acquire.
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