About this book series
The ‘Issues in Space’ series brings together a broad range of authors and disciplines to promote a diversity of views, perspectives, and critical approaches in the space sector. This series is designed to influence the development of the domestic and global space industry while it is in its formative stage, rather than trying to redress imbalances once they are entrenched in the industry.
This series aims to
particularly promote the work of authors from traditionally marginalised
groups, including women, early career researchers, and others; voices that are
important in discussions of the development of the space industry. The scope of
this series covers a broad range of key areas and disciplines that will be
explored. Fundamental areas such as: outer space, space law, space policy, space
regulation, space archaeology, space ethics, space situational awareness, space
traffic management, military activities in space, commercial space, dispute
resolution for space activities, space courts, space security, sustained human
presence in space, space resource utilisation, space governance, space
settlement, armed conflict in space, space resource utilisation, space
manufacturing, space tourism, private actors in space, and space mining.
Issues in Space is an interdisciplinary series in that it is devoted to space scholarship but with the added unique focus on the promotion of diversity of authors, disciplines and opinions.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2662-9038
- Print ISSN
- 2662-902X
- Series Editor
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- Stacey Henderson,
- Melissa de Zwart
