Defense planning paradigms and the global commons / Mark E Redden and Michael P Hughes.
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JFQ 1st Quarter 2011, No 60, pp.61-66Summary: The U.S. Dept of Defense defines the global commons as 'space, international waters and airspace, and cyberspace' that is, geographic and virtual areas accessible to all but owned by none. This article looks at the continuing importance of the global commons, their growing interrelatedness, and the need for the USA to revise its approaches to ensure continued commercial and military access.
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The U.S. Dept of Defense defines the global commons as 'space, international waters and airspace, and cyberspace' that is, geographic and virtual areas accessible to all but owned by none. This article looks at the continuing importance of the global commons, their growing interrelatedness, and the need for the USA to revise its approaches to ensure continued commercial and military access.
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