Ahead of the sixtieth anniversary of the dawn of the Space Age, this revisionist study examines the development of space policy during the Eisenhower administration. It challenges traditional scholarly assessments and argues that President Eisenhower's space policies were proactive and activist rather than passive and reactive to Soviet successes.
Ahead of the sixtieth anniversary of the dawn of the Space Age, this revisionist study examines the development of space policy during the Eisenhower administration. It challenges traditional scholarly assessments and argues that President Eisenhower's space policies were proactive and activist rather than passive and reactive to Soviet successes.
Mark Shanahan is lecturer in politics and international relations at the University of Reading.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: The Policymaking Character Chapter 2: Missile and Reconnaissance Development under Eisenhower Chapter 3: The Sputnik Season Chapter 4: From Confrontation to Legislation Chapter 5: From Strategy to Implementation Chapter 6: Final Thoughts: Ike Revisited on Space
Chapter 1: The Policymaking Character Chapter 2: Missile and Reconnaissance Development under Eisenhower Chapter 3: The Sputnik Season Chapter 4: From Confrontation to Legislation Chapter 5: From Strategy to Implementation Chapter 6: Final Thoughts: Ike Revisited on Space
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