Studies

purposes. This book identifies the key research areas and technological competencies of the organisations, the latter follow the classifi cation scheme used by the European Space Agency (ESA). Although many organisations are engaged both in research and development, we decided to highlight the most representative areas of their activity. To help our readers, we provided pictograms, code classifi cation following the ESA Technology Competence List, and overview tables.

This article explores key issues in space economics, focusing on the roles of states and firms in technology development, resource management, and economic growth. 

This study was motivated by the fact that space industry has become one of the most innovative, rapidly developing, least crisis-sensitive industries, which grows dynamically worldwide. This study – based on surveys, statistical and other databases – aims to take stock of the current state of the Hungarian space sector and industry, and to set out possible directions for state involvement to enhance further progress.

Science & Technology Trends: 2020-2040 provides an assessment of emerging or disruptive Science & Technologies (S&T) and their potential impact on NATO military operations, defence capabilities, and political decision space. This assessment draws upon the collective insights of the NATO Science & Technology Organization (STO), its collaborative network of over 6000 active scientists, analysts, researchers, and engineers, and associated research facilities.

Regulatory framework relevant to EUSPA procurement