Call for Papers: Building the Global Space Economy: A Research Agenda for Entrepreneurship and Space Law, Proposal Deadline: Oct. 31, 2025
This book is intended to prompt the most urgent research questions, proposed methodologies (qualitative and quantitative), and identify useful data sets (existing and needed), while also setting up what we need to know. Potential topics include, but are certainly not limited to, such questions such as:
• What is the current content, context, systems, etc. of the global space economy? What is the role that entrepreneurs are playing?
• What is the existing law and how is it being applied? How should existing space law related to business opportunities and resources evolve and who should be involved in that process?
• How does space law impact entrepreneurial participation in the space economy?
• How can research guide policy makers at the intersection of space law and entrepreneurship?
• What kinds of relationships and policies will be appropriate for cross-government public and private enterprise cooperation?
• How will space law guide the development of organizational forms, structures and business models?
• How do we measure and assess effectiveness and performance of space activities and by what standards?
Submission and Review Process
Our goal is to include 11-13 chapters of approximately 20 pages each, including all footnotes/endnotes, references and figures. All submitted chapters must be original content for this collection. In addition, each accepted author will serve as a peer reviewer for one other accepted chapter in the book with reviews meeting the necessary time lines.
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