The Aerospace Security Project regularly publishes multifaceted analysis on trends in the space domain, encompassing civil, commercial, and national security space activities. Analysis varies, but consistently focuses on U.S. national security space policy, counterspace weapons, norms of behavior, civil space programs and partnerships, and revolutionary commercial technologies. ASP experts also specialize in and publish analysis on air dominance and long-range strike, such as uncrewed systems, battle networks, and the force structure and fleet of the U.S. Air Force.

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Photo: Hajime Ishizeki via Getty Images

From Earth to Uchū: The Evolution of Japan’s Space Security Policy and a Blueprint for Strengthening the U.S.-Japan Space Security Partnership

This report identifies actions that policymakers could take to strengthen the U.S.-Japan space security relationship to lead to material improvements in capabilities, more fielded systems, and a more highly trained and proficient workforce.

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Report by Kari A. Bingen and Makena Young — August 23, 2024

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