Evidence: Alphabetical
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If the U.S. deploys space weapons, Russia might miscalculate over a space debris collision
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Instability and war more often a result of complex political, diplomatic, and military reasons
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In a crisis, our Allies will still support U.S. use of space weapons
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India researching directed energy ASAT weapons
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India and Pakistan could develop direct-ascent or microsatellite ASATs
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India and Pakistan capable of developing space weapons
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India, Iran, North Korea, and China all have the capability to develop an ASAT weapon
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India has the capabilities and motivation to deploy ASAT weapons
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Improving rapid reconstitution capability would reduce need for space weapons
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Importance of securing space resources will outweigh treaty obligations
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Investment in Space Assets Makes it an Economic Center of Gravity
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Indian defense planners recognize importance of space power
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India is developing missiles that could launch an anti-satellite weapon
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Increasingly, the world economy has become reliant on "global utilities" from space
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International community could decide to mutually refrain from weaponizing outer space
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International community will interpret U.S. deployment of space weapons as supporting its doctrine of pre-emption
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Indian Nuclear Test Showed the Limits of U.S. Coercive Spacepower
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Iran has failed at trying to launch its own communications satellite for almost 30 years
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Iranian government has ambitious spacepower goals but has consistently failed on similar projects because of poor coordination
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India, Israel, Japan, China, and the European Union all took steps to increase military use of space in 2005
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Israeli officials are calling for development of spacepower capabilities
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Israel is working on building up its remote sensing capability
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India working with Israel to develop its remote sensing capability
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Iran continues to improve on its ability to jam satellite transmissions over large area
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Iran launched its first remote sensing satellite in 2005 and plans to launch more advanced versions
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India and China extending rivalry into outer space
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Israel seeking capability to jam Hezbollah's commercial satellites
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Iraq War and modernization demands have kept space weapons in check
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Inevitability argument for space weaponization is too simple
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Impossible to predict how states will respond to U.S. space weapons
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Inevitability Arguments often based on Unreliable Historical Determinism
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India Developing "Real-Time" Military Space Capability
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India worried about threat from Chinese or Pakistani ASATs
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India Preparing to Counter Chinese Anti-Satellite Weapon Threat
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Iran is Launching its own Satellite to Test Long-Range Missile Technologies
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Israel concerned Chinese will sell ASAT technology to Iran
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