| Space Policy 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A management approach for allocating instrument development resources. | Business | Porter, David, Wessen, Randii R. |
| Brazilian-Chinese space cooperation: an analysis. | Business | Filho, Jose Monserrat |
| China's space policy: review and prospects. | Business | Gilks, Anne |
| CNES - the way forward. (French space centre's new strategic plan) | Business | Le Gall, Jean-Yves |
| Commercializing the International Space Station. | Business | Blesma, John |
| Corporate mergers - lifeline for the space industry. | Business | Williamson, Mark |
| Earth observations: The view from the ground. | Business | Gabrynowicz, Joanne Irene |
| Federal tax incentives and financing for the reusable launch vehicle. | Business | Cordes, Joseph, Hertzfeld, Henry |
| Frontier days in space: are they over? | Business | Billings, Linda |
| Funding for space - private finance for public space missions? | Business | Elliott, Chris |
| History and impact of the 1996 UN declaration on 'space benefits'. | Business | Benko, Marietta, Schrogl, Kai-Uwe |
| International market for a reusable launch vehicle. | Business | Ferrandon, Olivier |
| Laser satellite communications: current status and directions. | Business | Hyde, Geoffrey, Edelson, Burton I. |
| Learning 'smaller, faster, cheaper' from the Applied Physics Laboratory. (Johns Hopkins University's facility) | Business | Qualkinbush, Robert L. |
| Learning via satellite. (International Space University's Project Learn program to address global educational needs via satellite) | Business | Pelton, Joseph N. |
| Managing foreign participation in government-funded applied space research and product development. | Business | Macauley, Molly, Simpson, David, Toman, Michael, Austin, David |
| Ra: future policy directions and a strategic framework for solar research and applications. | Business | Roy, Stephanie, Roy, Robie Samanta, Sponberg, Brant L. |
| Reports: ISU design projects summarized. (International Space Agency students involved in team design projects) | Business | |
| Risk management in commercial launches. | Business | Hermida, Julian |
| RLV economics: fiscal evaluation of NASA's reusable launch vehicle effort. (reusable launch vehicle) | Business | Taylor, David T., Shaw, Eric J., Hamaker, Joseph W. |
| Russian launch vehicles on the world market: a case study of international joint ventures. | Business | Bzhilianskaya, Liudmila |
| Second European conference on space debris. | Business | Schrogl, Kai-Uwe |
| Space and human security. | Business | Pal, Yash |
| Space policy-making in the Americas. | Business | Gaggero, Eduardo |
| Space tourism - a promising future? | Business | Apel, Uwe |
| Spae futures and human security. | Business | Jasentuliyana, N., Karnik, Kiran |
| Status and prospects of China's space programme. | Business | Yilin, Zhu, Fuxiang, Xu |
| The changing face of the European space sector: the policies of Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. | Business | de Montluc, Bertrand |
| The return of the American military to crewed spaceflight: hypersonic and other visions. | Business | Johnson-Freese, Joan, Handberg, Roger |
| The reusable launch vehicle program. | Business | Logsdon, John M., Williamson, Ray A. |
| The telemedicine frontier: going the extra mile. | Business | Garshnek, V., Logan, J.S., Hassell, L.H. |
| The United States, the only space superpower. (space program) | Business | Logsdon, John M. |
| Viewpoint: Operational trends in Russian navigation satellite systems. | Business | Perry, Geoffrey E. |
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