| Space Policy 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Basic space science and developing countries. | Business | Jasentuliyana, Nandasiri |
| Civilian satellite remote sensing: a strategic approach. | Business | |
| Competitive pricing for multi-payload launches revisited. (response to Perry C. Beider's article in this issue)(Editorial) | Business | Lightfoot, Jay M. |
| Cospas-Sarsat: a quiet success story.(international space program) | Business | Clapp, Jennifer, Barnes, Richard J.H. |
| Could civil satellites monitor nuclear tests? | Business | Jasani, Bhupendra |
| Development and imperialism in space. | Business | Marshall, Alan |
| Documentation.(Recommendation of the Franco-German Discussion on European Space Policy.)(Letter to the Editor) | Business | |
| Documentation: US national space transportation policy. | Business | |
| European cooperation in military space. | Business | Kries, Wulf von |
| Hermes: learning from our mistakes. | Business | Bayer, Martin |
| Integrating European security through space. | Business | McLean, Alasdair |
| Intellectual property rights and space activities.(Reports) | Business | Balsano, Anna Maria |
| International cooperation in remote sensing for global change research: political and economic considerations. | Business | Thomas, Gerald B., Lester, James P., Sadeh, Willy Z. |
| Japan's new long-term vision: creating a space age in the new century. | Business | Normura, Tamiya |
| Lifting the veil on CORONA.(US military satellite system) | Business | Wheelon, Albert D. |
| Making the most of cooperation with Russia.(reports)( US Office Of Technology Assessment) | Business | |
| NASA's Earth Observations Commercialization Applications Program: a model for government promotion of commercial space opportunities. | Business | Macauley, Molly K. |
| Paradigm lost.(Viewpoint) | Business | Day, Dwayne A. |
| Pricing competitively - a response to Jay Lightfoot. (response to Jay M. Lightfoot, Space Policy, p. 121, May 1994) | Business | Beider, Perry C. |
| Project Space Vision.(individual input to space policy makers) | Business | |
| Regulation of space activities and trans-science: public perceptions and policy considerations. | Business | Sterns, Patricia M., Tennen, Leslie I. |
| Remotely-sensed data: technology, management and markets. | Business | |
| Satellite vulnerability: a post-Cold War issue? (need to enhance reconnaissance satellites) | Business | Thomson, Allen |
| Space: a challenge for Europe. | Business | |
| 'Space Benefits' - towards a useful framework for international cooperation. | Business | Benko, Marietta, Schrogl, Kai-Uwe |
| Spacecast 2020 - assessing US military needs in space.(Reports)(US Air University) | Business | |
| Space development: social and political implications.(Editorial) | Business | Crawford, I.A. |
| Space exploration policy: towards an operational vision. | Business | Meyerson, Harvey |
| Space in Europe: new stakes, new structures? | Business | Jourdain, Laurence |
| Space technology as a factor of international stabilization and destabilization. | Business | Becher, Klaus |
| Technology assessment in space activities: status and outlook. | Business | Grunwald, Armin, Sax, Hartmut |
| The Brazilian space program: a selective strategy for space development and business.(Reports) | Business | Castilho Ceballos, Decio |
| The Moon Treaty: prospects for the future. (Moon Treaty of 1979) | Business | Reynolds, Glenn Harlan |
| The new Brazilian space agency: a political and legal analysis. | Business | Filho, Jose Monserrat |
| The US National Space Transportation Policy: issues for Congress. | Business | |
| Ukrainian space policy - contributing to national economic development. | Business | Krawec, Roman |
| Will fiber optics threaten satellite communications? | Business | MacLean, Gordon R.W. |
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