Reflections on Leadership: Jean‐Jacques Dordain of the European Space Agency
本文通过欧洲航天局前局长让-雅克·多尔丹的视角，探讨了如何协调多国利益、管理大规模复杂航天项目，并总结国际合作经验，对公共管理和国际关系研究者有参考价值。
Abstract In 2015, Jean‐Jacques Dordain retired as director general of the European Space Agency ( ESA ). This is Europe's NASA and includes a host of sovereign nations that differ in language, culture, economics, and politics. As ESA ’s director general, Dordain pulled together a disparate and often quarreling group of countries and got them moving in the same direction. Billions of dollars were involved in a sequence of large‐scale, complex spaceflights. Successes far surpassed failures. Dordain stated that if there is one area of administration about which ESA could teach the world, it is “that of international cooperation. Very simple—it's because ESA is an institutional cooperation venture.” In this Administrative Profile, Dordain comments on the issues he faced in guiding European cooperation as well as relations with the United States and other countries .