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Russian–Chinese space-weapons-ban proposal: a critique

T. Hitchens
Published in  Security in Space: The Next Generation. Conference Report 31 March–1 April 2008
December 2008
pp. 153 - 158
English

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	Contents, Foreword and Acknowledgements
	About the speakers
	Conference summary
	Next generation space security challenges	West, J.
	No harmful interference with space objects: the key to confidence-building	Black, S.
	Transparency and confidence-building measures for outer space	Larson, G.
	Space security: the need to safeguard outer space for the next generation	Stevens, Y.
	Down to Earth: a solution to a global problem?	Morgan, G.
	Security in outer space: do not duplicate historical mistakes	Daxue, W.
	Space Generation Advisory Council	Karl, A.
	Transparency and confidence-building measures: their place and role in space security	Makarov, A.
	Safeguarding outer space: on the road to debris mitigation	Williams, M.
	An International Civil Aviation Organization for outer space?	Sgobba, T.
	Long-term sustainability of space activities	Brachet, G.
	From space dominance to equitable rules and mutual restraint	Gallagher, N.
	The draft Treaty on the Prevention of the Placement of Weapons in Outer Space, the Threat or use of Force against Outer Space Objects	Vasiliev, V.
	Russian–Chinese space-weapons-ban proposal: a critique	Hitchens, T.
	International legal standards and the weaponization of outer space	Koplow, D.
	Achieving a sustainable space environment	Williamson, R. & Collins Arsenault, C.
	Space security and satellite applications in humanitarian aid	Pisano, F. & Bjorgo, E.
	Canada's perspective on space security	Williams, P.