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Technology Transfer with Western Europe: NASA-ELDO Relations in the 1960sEurope, and with ESA. It was stressed that this form of collaboration, while not without its tensions, was not bedeviled by the dilemmas that accompany technology transfer. This chapter explores those dilemmas in some detail, discussing the early attempts made by NASA, in consultation with other age

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European Participation in the Post-Apollo Program, 1969–1970: The Paine Yearsnto the technological core of the American space program during the first decades of NASA’s existence.. These discussions were carried on for about three years, and engaged several NASA administrators: Thomas Paine, from October 1969 until he left NASA in September 1970; George Low, who temporarily

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Sustaining Soviet-American Collaboration, 1957–1989 Sputniks in late 1957 and Gagarin’s flight in 1961 were deep blows to American pride. They challenged preconceptions about the superiority of American science and technology, even about the superiority of the capitalist system itself. Thus, the global struggle for “the soul of mankind” inscribed it

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An Overview of NASA-Japan Relations from Pencil Rockets to the International Space Stationwith US assistance—but also to bypass US restrictions on the transfer of sensitive technology—fruitfully channeled its quest for independence into a robust national program that enabled it to collaborate successfully with its erstwhile mentor and other partners.. The United States, through NASA and

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