War in Space

Exploring the implications of space technology on strategy and international relations, this book introduces a novel theory of spacepower, likening Earth orbit to a coastline in military terms. It draws on classical military thinkers to provide insights into how space warfare could reshape geopolitical dynamics and grand strategy. As satellites become critical to modern warfare, the author argues that understanding space as a contested domain is essential for adapting military strategy in the 21st century. Bleddyn E. Bowen offers a fresh perspective on the future of conflict in outer space.