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The New Space Age: Questions for Defence and Security
Elizabeth QuintanaRUSI Journal, 9 August 2017
Defence Policy, UK, Global Security Issues, Resilience, Europe
The rapid expansion of the space sector with the involvement of several new commercial actors offers both challenges and opportunities for the defence and security community. Elizabeth Quintana provides an overview of recent developments in the field, from technology to regulation, as a necessary context for anyone interested in the future of space.
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