"This work was supported by NASA Contract No. NNH07CC56C"--Title page verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. Fifty years of NASA and the world / John Krige -- Ch. 1. Introduction and historical overview: NASA's international relations in space -- Part II. NASA and Western Europe / John Krige -- Ch. 2. NASA, space science, and Western Europe -- Ch. 3. Technology transfer with Western Europe: NASA-ELDO relations in the 1960s -- Ch. 4. European participation in the Post-Apollo program, 1969-1970: the Paine years -- Ch. 5. European participation in the post-Apollo program. 1971: the United States begins to have second thoughts and so do the Europeans -- Ch. 6. European participation in the post-Apollo program, 1972: disentangling the alliance, the victory of clean technological interfaces -- Part III. NASA and the Soviet Union/Russia / Angelina Long Callahan -- Ch. 7. Sustaining Soviet-American collaboration, 1957-1989 -- Ch. 8. Russian-American cooperation in space: privatization, remuneration, and collective security -- Part IV. NASA and emerging space powers / Ashok Maharaj -- Ch. 9. An overview of NASA-Japan relations from pencil rockets to the International Space Station -- Ch. 10. NASA and the politics of delta launch vehicle technology transfer to Japan -- Ch. 11. An overview of NASA-India relations -- Ch. 12. Satellite broadcasting in rural India: the SITE Project -- Part V. Into the twenty-first century / John Krige -- Ch. 13. Space collaboration today: the ISS -- Ch. 14. The impact of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations -- Ch. 15. Conclusion.