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US Said Playing Catch-Up in Global Space Governance
Original: The New Frontier of Space Governance: How Exclusion Backfired and Left America Playing Catch-Up
A new commentary argues that the United States is falling behind in shaping international space governance because of an exclusionary approach that has backfired. The piece contends that leaving key actors out of space rule-making frameworks has weakened American influence, leaving the US to play catch-up as other nations advance their own partnerships and standards for activities in orbit and beyond.
Why now: Growing international competition over leadership in space rules and partnerships has put US space policy under scrutiny.
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Evidence
- The New Frontier of Space Governance: How Exclusion Backfired and Left America Playing Catch-Up · The Daily Scrum News
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