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March 23, 2012
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Michael Krepon,
Alan D. Romberg
Krepon and Romberg on North Korea’s Planned Satellite Launch
The "leap day" agreement between the DPRK and the Obama administration may not last more than one month if Pyongyang follows through with its announced plans to place a satellite in low
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January 17, 2012
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Michael Krepon
Weak Arguments Against a Space Code of Conduct
Major diplomatic accomplishments for space are as rare as triple crown winners in baseball. The last year both occurred was in 1967, when the Outer Space Treaty was finalized and Carl
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September 12, 2011
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Michael Krepon
Waiting for the Code of Conduct
It’s never a good sign when the United States votes in lonely isolation at the United Nations. This can only mean one of three things: that the rest of the world is spineless, or that
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April 05, 2011
Chairman’s Forum: Elon Musk
It's a whole new world to think about the privatization of space, but Elon Musk has done just that. Musk took the stage at Stimson yesterday, shortly after announcing the launch date
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January 20, 2011
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Michael Krepon
Space Norms Matrix
The Stimson Center, with the help of Nancy Gallagher at the University of Maryland, Victoria Samson and Brian Weedon at the Secure World Foundation, Theresa Hitchens at UNIDIR, and Laura
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