《INTERNATIONAL SPACE POLICY》

Introduction:Space...the Final FrontierDaniel S.Papp and John R.McIntyre3

PART ⅠThe Generic Issues of International Space Policy11

1 The Top Line:Space as Man's New FrontierMelvin Kranzberg13

2 Outer Space and International Space Policy:The Rapidly Changing IssuesJohn M.Logsdon31

PART ⅡThe U.S.Domestic Policy Context43

3 New Directions Needed in U.S.Space PolicyJames Everett Katz47

4 National Security,Technology Transfer Controls,and U.S.Space Policy Walter J.Jones65

5 Protecting Intellectual Property in Space:Policy Options and Implications for the United StatesBarbara A.Luxenberg83

PART ⅢThe Diplomatic and Legal Dimensions of International Space Policy101

6 International Cooperation and Competition in SpaceRay A.Williamson105

7 Commercialization of Space:Implications for U.S.Relations with Developing CountriesArthur L.Levine119

8 Global Commons,Telecommunications,and International Space PolicyMarvin S.Soroos139

9 Transition of Confusion in the Law of Outer SpaceNathan Goldman157

PART ⅣThe Economic and Commercial Dimensions of International Space Policy175

10 The Commercialization of Space Technology and the Spread of Ballistic MissilesAaron Karp179

11 Commercialization,International Competition,and the Public Good Pamela E.Mack195

12 Economic,Market,and Policy Issues of International Launch Vehicle CompetitionHenry R.Hertzfeld203

13 High Tech,High Cost:Reasons for Cooperation in Space?Joan Johnson-Freese217

PART ⅤThe Military and Strategic Dimensions of International Space Policy231

14 The Militarization of SpaceGrant T.Hammond235

15 SDI:Technical Hype or Security Hope?Daniel S.Papp251

16 Alternative Western Interpretations of Soviet Ballistic Missile Defense and Space PolicyHoward M.Hensel265

17 Europe and Strategic Defense:From SDI to TDIHans Gunter Brauch289

INDEX309

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS325