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Home page  About CSIS Programs Space Initiatives
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Space Initiatives
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Recent Events
U.S.-China Space Cooperation
August 4, 2008
Earth Observation, Risk Assessment and Global Change: Implications for the Insurance and Aerospace Sectors
July 16, 2008
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Recent Publications
Commentary: Ensuring U.S. Access to the International Space Station
Earth Observations and Global Change
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Recent News Coverage
Vincent Sabathier, director of the CSIS Human Space Exploration Initiative, was quoted by the Christian Science Monitor, "China's First Spacewalk: No Cold War Race This Time."
Vincent Sabathier, director of the CSIS Human Space Exploration Initiative, was quoted by Agence France Press, "U.S.-Russia Chill Threatens Space Program."
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Recent Space Initatives Documents
Smart Power Through Space
Interoperability and Space Exploration
Workshop report
Spiral Development, Real Options and Other Development Methodologies
Workshop report
Human Space Exploration Education For All
Interim workshop report
Other Events
Earth Observation and Global Change - WG 2
Earth Observation and Global Change - WG 1
The Global Space Agenda: Space Tourism Regulations
The Global Space Agenda: GEOSS, Systems-of-systems, and International Cooperation
Global Space Development Summit
April 23, 2008
Current Agenda Draft (updated April 10, 2008)
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The exploration of space has been one of humankind's greatest achievements in the past century. Only sixty-six years after the invention of flight, a man walked on the moon - a stunning feat of human ingenuity and endeavor.
Today, there are a number of competing visions for the future of space exploration. Some of these are bold and expansive, envisioning a deep and long-term commitment to the discovery and settlement of space. Other visions are more constrained, focused on near-term and incremental progress. The decisions that the world's space-faring nations make about which type of vision to pursue will determine what the next era of space exploration looks like.
Space Initiatives at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) will examine the uncertain future of human space exploration.
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Contact Information
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