Implementation of space doctrine: Challenges in conceiving space as an operational domain
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doctrine, military, space domineAbstract
This exploratory article focuses its analysis on Nisser's theoretical model of doctrinal implementation based on the triad (authority, culture, and credibility), describing within this context the possible challenges that various Air Forces in the region may face, which They seek to implement space as an operational domain in their doctrine. Furthermore, it is addressed how the aforementioned space doctrine is in many cases seen as a tool of change or transformation in its operational context, observing that there is certain standardization through common organizational structures such as Space Operations Centers, which not only direct their efforts to a spatial command and control and regional interoperability, but to the pragmatism that said structure contributes to the process of implementation of the doctrine.
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