About The Aerospace Security Project at CSIS explores the technological, budgetary, and policy issues related to the air and space domains and innovative operational concepts for air and space forces. Part of the International Security Program at CSIS, Aerospace Security is led by Senior Fellow Todd Harrison and includes the following research areas: 01 Air Dominance and Long-Range Strike looks at the future of air and missile forces in a more contested operating environment. It analyzes the role of stealth, unmanned systems, and autonomous systems and how these capabilities can be integrated with legacy aircraft to enable new operational concepts. It also explores options for standoff attack, the missile salvo competition, and the air and ground-based legs of the nuclear triad. 02 Commercial and Civil Space analyzes how U.S. civil and commercial space programs can be used to promote norms of behavior in space and enhance U.S. national security in the space domain. It explores international partnerships in space, efforts to reduce the costs of launch, new commercial space technologies, and policy issues that affect civil and commercial space programs. 03 Space Security examines how the evolving military uses of space and the lack of norms of behavior affects escalation and deterrence. It explores how alternative architectures and new operational concepts for space-based capabilities can be used to improve stability and enhance the resilience of U.S. military space systems. Established in Washington, D.C. nearly 60 years ago, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is a bipartisan, nonprofit policy research organization dedicated to advancing practical ideas that address the world’s greatest challenges. To learn more about CSIS, visit www.CSIS.org. For more information on the International Security Program (ISP) and CSIS, visit our page here. The Team Todd Harrison Director Aerospace Security Project Director Defense Budget Analysis Senior Fellow International Security Program @ToddHarrisonDC Kaitlyn Johnson Deputy Director and Fellow Aerospace Security Project, International Security Program @Kaitlyn_Johns0n Makena Young Research Associate Aerospace Security Project, International Security Program Contact Us: Email aerospace@csis.org CSIS Headquarters 1616 Rhode Island Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20036 Sign up to hear about upcoming Aerospace Security publications and events at CSIS. Sign Up Career Opportunities There are no current openings at the CSIS Aerospace Security Project. Check back soon for more information about our internship program. The CSIS Aerospace Security Project is also a proud partner of the Brooke Owens Fellowship program, hosting exceptional undergraduate women in aerospace through a summer fellowship. Aerospace Security is a product of the Andreas C. Dracopoulos iDeas Lab, the in-house digital, multimedia, and design agency at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Special thanks to Jacque Schrag and Tucker Harris for their work developing and designing the website.
