... years and has recently worked with academics across various disciplines on the ethical underpinnings of Space Governance. He is a member of the International Institute for Space Law and has made numerous appearances on UK broadcast media in relation...
... being that of the Whanganui River in New Zealand. As a result, Eytan Tepper (Research Coordinator & Adjunct Professor, Space Governance at Université Laval, New York) and Christopher Whitehead (lecturer in Law, Auckland University of Technology, New...
...the recent Integrated Review of Defence, Development and Foreign Policy. There has also been significant reorganisation of space governance, with the creation of a UK National Space Council as a Cabinet-level committee and a change in the role of the...
... also dramatically lowered the barrier for countries to participation in space utilisation. No longer does a small nation have to confront the huge costs of the traditional national space government agency. Table 2 shows some examples of new national...
...The author acknowledges guidance provided by Dr Ram S Jakhu, her doctoral supervisor, and the Erin J C Arsenault Fellowship in Space Governance that funds her research. She is also grateful to Koustuv Sinha, a McGill Computer Science Graduate Student...
... environment has not been cost-free and a number of problems are emerging with the manner in which space is governed. Many of the key issues, such as the prevalence of orbital debris and the need for some form...