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A Conversation with Sean O'Keefe

The U.S. military’s increasing reliance on space-based capabilities raises a number of issues, such as how to deter threats and increase cooperation with partners and allies in space. Todd Harrison, director of CSIS’s Defense Budget Analysis and senior fellow in the International Security Program, spoke with CSIS distinguished senior adviser and former NASA administrator Sean O’Keefe on security and international cooperation in space.

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North America, Technology, Space and Aerospace, and Defense and Security
Sean O’Keefe

Sean O’Keefe

Distinguished Senior Adviser (Non-resident), Office of the President
Todd Harrison

Todd Harrison

Former Senior Associate (Non-resident), Aerospace Security Project and Defense Budget Analysis

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