Journal Details
Astropolitics
The International Journal of Space Politics and Policy
Aims & Scope
Astropolitics: The International Journal of Space Politics and Policy is a peer-reviewed academic journal that provides original and incisive commentary on space politics and policy. The journal is dedicated to policy relevant to and interdisciplinary analysis of civil, commercial, military, and intelligence space activities. Committed to the highest editorial standards, Astropolitics is the international journal of choice for the academic, policy-maker, and professional in the space community.
Astropolitics seeks contributions from writers and experts in the field of space policy and related disciplines that include, among others: anthropology, business, economics, environmental studies, future studies, history, international studies, law, management, philosophy, political science, psychology, public administration, public policy, science and technology studies, sociology, space studies and strategic studies.
The key topics, among others, that will be considered for publication encompass:
- Policy developments and political histories in the civil, commercial, military, and intelligence space sectors.
- Political processes and evolution of space policy.
- Administration and management of space programs and projects.
- International, national, and commercial aspects of space law.
- Space commerce and economics of space development.
- Space business and privatization of space activities.
- International space cooperation in civil, commercial, and military areas of space activities.
- Policy issues related to Earth observations, orbital debris, and planetary protection and defense.
- Politics and policy regarding scientific uses of space and human exploration of space.
- Politics and policy of foreign (non-United States) and developing space programs.
- Military space power, doctrines, and mission areas.
- Weaponization of space.
- Intelligence space activities and developments.
- Future space activities such as mining, property rights, space tourism, and settlement and governance.
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