This episode of Space Power Discussions examines Security and Stability in the New Space Age, exploring challenges to maintaining order in an increasingly contested domain. SAASS students analyze deterrence, norms, and resilience, connecting theoretical insights to current great power competition and offering perspectives on sustaining stability amid rapid technological and strategic change in space.

All views expressed in this series are the speaker’s own and are not necessarily reflective of the Department of Defense, the US government, any affiliated organizations, or the countries of the international students participating.

This episode of Space Power Discussions explores Reentry by Eric Berger, examining the evolution of commercial spaceflight and its implications for national security and space power. SAASS students discuss innovation, public-private partnerships, and competition, drawing lessons for today’s strategic environment and the future role of the United States in space.

All views expressed in this series are the speaker’s own and are not necessarily reflective of the Department of Defense, the US government, any affiliated organizations, or the countries of the international students participating.

This episode of Space Power Discussions examines Spies and Shuttles, exploring how intelligence collection and early shuttle programs shaped the modern space domain. SAASS students connect Cold War reconnaissance, technological innovation, and policy debates to today’s strategic environment, offering insights relevant to both seasoned practitioners and newcomers to space power.

All views expressed in this series are the speaker’s own and are not necessarily reflective of the Department of Defense, the US government, any affiliated organizations, or the countries of the international students participating.