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A Policy Direction for the Global Positioning System: Balancing National Security and Commercial Interests — Jan 1, 1995

The evolution of GPS into an information system with a substantial international user community has raised complex policy questions for U.S. decisionmakers on a variety of issues affecting national defense, commerce, and foreign policy.

Aviation Accident Litigation — Jan 1, 1989

This research effort, which systematically compares compensation and economic loss for aviation accident litigation, is the most comprehensive examination of the legal aftermath of air crashes ever undertaken.

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Muharrem Mane

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Kenneth Kuhn

Kenneth Kuhn is an associate operations researcher at the RAND Corporation and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. His research focuses on asset management, transportation system operations, and logistics. Kuhn's technical training is in optimization, statistics (particularly…

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