The Wolf Amendment was implemented in the 2011 annual appropriations bill. The Aerospace Corporation debates its repeal.
Summary
Nearly 15 years after its inclusion in a 2011 annual appropriations bill, the Wolf Amendment remains a hotly debated topic reflecting many of the core geopolitical and philosophical issues at the heart of the debate over the U.S.-China relationship on matters of space and more. The Aerospace Corporation has created a series of debates arguing for and against retaining the amendment. We spoke to Brian Weeden from The Aerospace Corp.'s Center for Space Policy and Strategy discussing the takeaways from the debate series.
You can connect with Brian on LinkedIn, and read the debate arguments on The Aerospace Corporation’s website.
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