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May 18, 2024
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SECR 6814 - Space and International Security (3 Credit Hours)
This 3-hour course introduces students to the study of how the militarization of space and space-related policies affect security. The first part of the course will focus on how the militarization of space affects security in general terms. The second part of the course will investigate the “Space Race” from a historical perspective and will consider its implications for security studies. The third part of the course will examine the strategies/actions each of the major power states (United States, China, and Russia) are taking in space. The fourth part of the course will analyze the actions developed/non-major power states and developing states are taking in space. The final part of the course will examine the implications of the current space race on international and domestic security and will consider future scenarios regarding space and security.
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