Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1  Introduction
  1.1  The rise of space science
  1.2  Actors in space science activities
  1.3  The need for international cooperation
  1.4  Organization of this book
Chapter 2  Fundamental Elements in Space Science Programs
  2.1  Funding
  2.2  Bottom-up selection
  2.3  Scientific excellence
  2.4  Challenging scientific instruments
  2.5  System engineering
  2.6  Maximization of the science output
  2.7  Data policies
Chapter 3  Models for International Cooperation in Space Science
  3.1  Data sharing
  3.2  Observing time
  3.3  Missions of opportunity
  3.4  Cooperation between programs
  3.5  Coordination in the long-term strategic plans
  3.6  Provision of instruments
  3.7  Joint development of missions
Chapter 4  Key Elements for a Successful Cooperation
  4.1  Science community
  4.2  Mutual trust
  4.3  Leadership
  4.4  Management
  4.5  Cultural differences
  4.6  Legal framework
Chapter 5  International Organizations for Space Science
  5.1  COSPAR
  5.2  IAA
  5.3  IAF
  5.4  ISSI
  5.5  ISSI-BJ
  5.6  UNOOSA
Chapter 6  Examples of Space Science Collaboration Projects
  6.1  The Halley Comet encounter
  6.2  HST
  6.3  Cluster and Double Star
  6.4  INTEGRAL
  6.5  Cassini-Huygens
  6.6  SVOM
  6.7  SMILE
Chapter 7  The Future of International Cooperation in Space Science
  7.1  Important science frontiers need joint efforts
  7.2  Commercial space as a new player
  7.3  Constellations of small satellites for space science
  7.4  Commercial services for space science
  7.5  Cooperation and competition
  7.6  Responsibility of science communities
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