China's Space Program and Its Implications for the United States

The book delves into the complexities of U.S.-China relations in the context of space exploration and technology. It highlights China's emergence as a competitive force in the space industry since 1985, posing economic threats to U.S. launch services and raising concerns about technology transfer that could enhance China's missile capabilities. The narrative emphasizes the need for strategic policies and agreements to balance national security interests with economic realities, especially given China's collaborations with other nations in missile technology.