In the face of a foreseeable relative decline in its power, the United States is determined to not just reinforce but also distinguish its space-based advantages from its competitors, writes Professor Saadia

New Frontiers in International Affairs: A Conversation on the Arctic, Space and Cybersecurity. Views from the Pugent Sound & the Potomac. International Policy Institute at The Henry M. Jackson School

The activities of the Space Security Initiative (SSI) Director, Saadia Pekkanen, and the Junior Fellows at a public symposium at The Museum of Flight found their way into media this

As knowledgeable area experts, the Space Security Initiative (SSI) Junior Fellows briefed members of the US-Japan Space Forum on their policy-relevant findings for the major space powers below. The lively

Top space specialists in the US-Japan Space Forum gathered this week at The Museum of Flight in Seattle to discuss cutting-edge topics on space collaboration between the two countries. The

Jackson School Professor Saadia Pekkanen, an expert in outer space and international relations, gives an insider’s look into how smallsats (a.k.a. small satellites) are playing a big role in global

After editing their drafts for several rounds, the SSI Junior Fellows held another Practicum Workshop to further discuss, dissect, and refine their country policy briefs in progress. SSI Principal Senior

The Space Security Initiative (SSI) team had a working luncheon with Geoffrey Nunn, Exhibit Developer and Adjunct Curator for Space History at The Museum of Flight in Seattle. As an

In this Forbes article about how Seattle is becoming a force in the space race, Associate Director and Professor Saadia Pekkanen examines who the major players are and their efforts

The Space Security Initiative (SSI) Junior Fellows had a mid-term evaluation workshop to update the team on their individual progress, and to discuss strategies for both written and oral dissemination