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Waging Peace On The Final Frontier 64th Academy Assembly Proceedings, Space And Defense, Madison Walker
Waging Peace On The Final Frontier 64th Academy Assembly Proceedings, Space And Defense, Madison Walker
Space and Defense
In October 2022, the 64th annual Academy Assembly at the U.S. Air Force Academy took up the theme of “Waging Peace on the Final Frontier.” The following are proceedings of roundtables held by select undergraduates from around the country on questions of space policy & strategy.
Revitalizing America's Low-Yield Deterrent, Alex Kleitz
Revitalizing America's Low-Yield Deterrent, Alex Kleitz
Space and Defense
An array of low-yield weapons will play a vital role in integrated deterrence. *The following essay, submitted in June 2022, earned the Junior Division USSTRATCOM General Larry D. Welch Deterrence Writing Award.
Capability Gaps In Allied Space Deterrence, Mary A. Black
Capability Gaps In Allied Space Deterrence, Mary A. Black
Space and Defense
U.S. predominance in space power is undermined by two capability gaps: the transatlantic gap for interoperability and the authoritarian gap for defense against asymmetric threats.
Annual Truman Lecture Usafa 64th Academy Assembly, John Shaw
Annual Truman Lecture Usafa 64th Academy Assembly, John Shaw
Space and Defense
In October 2022, on the occasion of the 64th annual Academy Assembly, focused on “Waging Peace on the Final Frontier,” the deputy commander of USSPACEOM Lieutenant General John Shaw spoke at the Air Force Academy’s endowed Truman Lecture, which itself was created to inspire cadets toward careers in National Security leadership.
Usafa 64th Academy Assembly Banquet Keynote On Nasa Transformation, Madison Walker, Lori Garver
Usafa 64th Academy Assembly Banquet Keynote On Nasa Transformation, Madison Walker, Lori Garver
Space and Defense
In October 2022, at the 64th annual Academy Assembly, focused on “Waging Peace on the Final Frontier,” the former deputy administrator of NASA the Honorable Lori Garver spoke at the Air Force Academy’s 64th Academy Assembly banquet keynote on the implications of NASA transformation for international security. She was introduced in a pre-recorded video by Susan Eisenhower, honorary founder of USAFA’s Eisenhower Center, and interviewed by USAFA Institute for Future Conflict Fellow Madison Walker.
The Unified Command Plan For A New Cold War, David Stilwell
The Unified Command Plan For A New Cold War, David Stilwell
Space and Defense
No abstract provided.
Consulting To Avoid Kessler, Madison Walker
Consulting To Avoid Kessler, Madison Walker
Space and Defense
The consultation obligation of Article IX from the Outer Space Treaty may be used to create a framework for sharing space situational awareness data, globally, with the intention of facilitating enduring coordination agreements for collision avoidance.
Protecting The Cosmos: Defining Celestial Bodies In The Outer Space Treaty, David Epstein
Protecting The Cosmos: Defining Celestial Bodies In The Outer Space Treaty, David Epstein
Space and Defense
Lack of a clear definition of the term “celestial bodies” as used in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty risks exporting legal and political conflict into the cosmos. *This essay is updated from a previously published version and appears here by permission of the Journal of Space Law at Ole Miss.
American Sanctions On China's Space Program: Effective Economic Statecraft?, Paul J. Bolt
American Sanctions On China's Space Program: Effective Economic Statecraft?, Paul J. Bolt
Space and Defense
American economic statecraft as a tool to manage competition with China’s Space Program is likely to remain contentious as it amplifies enduring debates in U.S. foreign policy: i) the tension between international realism and American liberalism; ii) the questionable benefit of government involvement in picking winners and losers from the private sector; and iii) the difficulty of defining long-term success in foreign policy outcomes.
Pushing Boundaries: Feminism, Female Leaders, And The Fate Of Feminist Foreign Policy, Sannia Abdullah
Pushing Boundaries: Feminism, Female Leaders, And The Fate Of Feminist Foreign Policy, Sannia Abdullah
Space and Defense
The study challenges the clearest, unqualified liberal claim on feminist foreign policy: namely, women equal peace and security while men equal war. In fact, women approach foreign policy challenges as judiciously as men and have proven their statesmanship. Feminist foreign policy promotes gender equality, women empowerment, and socio-economic parity based on a non-hierarchal system, but it fails to offer a resilient, conflict preventing, and environmentally friendly alternative framework capable of reducing contemporary foreign policy challenges.
Editor's Note, Damon Coletta
Table Of Contents, Space And Defense
Front Matter, Space And Defense
Space And Defense Volume 15 No. 1 Spring 2024 (Whole Issue), Space And Defense
Space And Defense Volume 15 No. 1 Spring 2024 (Whole Issue), Space And Defense
Space and Defense
No abstract provided.
Social Media Engagement And Mobilization To Extremist Violence, Lauren Moss
Social Media Engagement And Mobilization To Extremist Violence, Lauren Moss
Political Science Theses, Dissertations and Student Creative Activity
This thesis investigates how engagement with extremist communities on social media correlates with increased violent mobilization among radicalized individuals. It argues that as individuals strengthen their ties to extremist groups online, they increasingly identify with these communities and adopt behaviors endorsed by them. This paper explores various levels of online engagement, from passive interactions to more active involvement, as well as factors to mobilization exhibited as observable behaviors both in person and online. Comparative analysis of two violent and two nonviolent adherents of the Boogaloo ideology reveals ten unique mobilizing indicators in violent cases. When compared against the social media …
Problems In Power: How The U.S. And Russia Have Battled Throughout The Decades, Abbie Russman
Problems In Power: How The U.S. And Russia Have Battled Throughout The Decades, Abbie Russman
Theses/Capstones/Creative Projects
The battle between the U.S and Russia has taken many forms throughout the years. When taking a sample of conflicts that involve the U.S. and Russia in various capacities and different points in time, certain similarities are observed. Within the individual level of conflict analysis, leaders in the U.S., Russia, and other states involved often sway between dovish and hawkish tendencies. On a domestic level, the U.S. and Russia have opposing ideologies. The U.S. values democracy and capitalism, and often supports states that lean democratically. In contrast, Russia views democracy as a threat and supports states that value protectionism and …
Petro, William L. Blizek
Petro, William L. Blizek
Journal of Religion & Film
This is a film review of Petro (2023), directed by Sean Mattison.