I have been out and about, speaking on space and various subjects, and so apologize for the lack of updates (again).
If you are not familiar with the e-Parliament, you should take a look. The organization is doing some great work by connecting national-level elected legislators from around the world (more than 15,000 are now connected on [...]
The following is the keynote presentation I delivered recently to the National Security Space Center’s Space Education Symposium:
A couple of months ago, I accompanied most of my colleagues at the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies on a tour of Air Force Space Command at Peterson and Schriever Air Force Bases in beautiful Colorado [...]
John Hickman’s criticism of the failed Outer Space Treaty article is reverberating (see Eros Pace’s post below) through the blogosphere. An earlier, perhaps less well-crafted essay co-authored by John and myself appeared as “Resurrecting the Space Age: A State-Centered Commentary on the Outer Space Regime,” in Comparative Strategy 21 (Winter) 2002: 1-45. Here is an [...]
Chalmers Johnson, Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic (Metropolitan Books, 2007) p. 215:
The Air Force, however, has an answer to such thinking. Everett Dolman, a neoconservative and a professor in the school of Advanced Air and Space Studies, the air force’s graduate school for airpower and space power strategists at Maxwell Air [...]