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To Infinity and Beyond: Civil and Commercial Space Policy in the Biden Administration

This is a pivotal time for civil and commercial space policy. The Biden administration should build from the successful policies of the Trump administration and look for new ways to engage new partnerships both domestically and internationally.

February 10, 2021 — Kaitlyn Johnson
Analysis / Strategy

The Need for Innovation and Continuity in National Security Space during the Biden Administration

National security space policy is at an inflection point. President Biden’s administration has a number of new avenues for progress, but should also continue key Trump-era initiatives.

January 28, 2021 — Makena Young
Opinion / Strategy

Bad Idea: Halting or Reversing Trump-Era NASA Programs in a New Administration

A presidential transition usually means a new direction for NASA. But in this case, the Biden administration should prioritize two key Trump-era initiatives — the Artemis Program and LEO commercialization — given their importance to the future of space exploration and development.

December 11, 2020 — Makena Young
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