Routledge Handbook of Space Policy

Thomas Hoerber is Jean Monnet Chair in European Studies and Director of the EU*Asia Institute at ESSCA - School of Management in Angers, France.Mariel Borowitz is Associate Professor at The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.Antonella Forganni is Associate Professor in Law at ESSCA School of Management in Angers, France.Bruno Reynaud de Sousa is Guest Assistant Professor at the University of Porto (Faculty of Arts and Humanities) and the University of Minho (School of Law), Portugal.

• AcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesList of Contributors1. IntroductionThomas Hoerber, Mariel Borowitz, Antonella Forganni, Bruno Reynaud de SousaPart I: Theoretical Structures for an Understanding of Space PoliciesIntroductionAntonella Forganni2. Building Space Partnerships through Reliable ReputationsGregory Miller3. International Relations Theory, Space Theory, and the Space Weaponization DebateSvetla Ben-Itzhak4. A Cosmopolitan Theory for Space Policy and GovernanceNikola Schmidt5. Space Power and SpacepowerRodrigo Praino, Ottorino Cappelli, Marco Aliberti, Matteo Cappella, Francesco Maria VillaniPart II: The History of SpaceIntroductionMariel Borowitz6. The Role of Commercial Actors and States in Space Travel and ExplorationSvetla Ben-Itzhak7. Confront, Compete, or Cooperate: What Role for Space in US-China relations?Bruno Reynaud de Sousa8. Space and SustainabilityThomas HoerberPart III: Society, Justice and the Human ImpactIntroductionBruno Reynaud de Sousa9. Entrepreneurial Space: Blurring the Relationship between Individual and StateSarah Lieberman, Kos Siliafis10. On the Adequacy of Space Law: Hard Law and Soft Law for a Sustainable Space Policy?Antonella Forganni11. The Long-run Economics of Sustainable Orbit UseJulien Guyot, Akhil Rao, and Sébastien Rouillon12. Gender Equality and Space Policy: The Case of EU Space PolicyLorna RyanPart IV: Governance of SpaceIntroductionMariel Borowitz13. A Nascent Regime for Space Resources: Three Pathways to GovernanceAlanna Krolikowski14. The Expanding Sphere of Human Responsibility for Sustainability on Earth and in SpaceDanielle R. Wood15. Autocracies, Public Opinion, and Space Policy: New Directions for ResearchR. Lincoln HinesPart V: Popularisation of SpaceIntroductionBruno Reynaud de Sousa16. The New Space EconomyNicolas Peter17. Space Policy Popularisation and the Articulation of Dominant IdeologyIraklis Oikonomou18. The Next Moon Race: An Evolving Legal and Political FrameworkMaria Vittoria Prest, Piero Messina19. Sustainability Considerations of Nuclear Power and Nuclear Propulsion in SpaceSung Wook PaekPart VI: New Frontiers in Space and Expansion into the UnknownIntroductionAntonella Forganni20. Analogs: The Case of Space Mission Simulations on EarthBenjamin Pothier21. The Militarization and Weaponization of Space: Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowMatthew Jenkins22. On the Brink of Space Colonization: What Are the Current Prospects for Humanity to Spread Across the Solar System?Nikola Schmidt23. New Space Markets: The European Perspective on New Frontiers, Commercialisation, and Domestic Uses of Space ApplicationsElisabetta Lamboglia, Vedant P. Mogha, Michel van PeltPart VII: World Space Policies by Geographic Areas24. U.S. Strategic Interest in the Moon: An Assessment of Economic, National Security, and Geopolitical DriversMariel Borowitz25. Finding Space for the European Space AgencyThomas Hoerber, Sarah Lieberman26. China’s Branding Problem: Image Management and the U.S.-China Space RelationshipR. Lincoln Hines27. Racing to the Heavens? Comparing Middle East Space ProgramsLaurence Rubin28. Russia’s Strategic Shift in Outer Space: Adapting to Geopolitical Pressures and Exploring New Diplomatic AvenuesFlorian Vidal29. Japan’s Strategy in the New Lunar Space Race Saadia Pakkenan, Setsuko Aoki, Yuniko Takatori30. The Metamorphosis of India’s Space Policy in a Changing Space OrderRajeswari Rajagopalan, Dimitrios Stroikos31. ConclusionThomas HoerberIndex