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A comprehensive look into the future of human spaceflight and its policy implications

Introducing the Beyond Earth Policy Review . This essential journal bridges the gap between the technical and social challenges of human spaceflight and habitation and the complex world of space policy and law. The publication will feature professional-level discussions on themes such as:

  • Safety in human spaceflight
  • Commercial space stations
  • Space tourism
  • Permanent lunar communities
  • The emerging Cislunar economy
  • Property rights in space
  • And much more.

It’s an indispensable resource for space professionals in industry, government, and academia around the world. Be part of the space migration future – make sure you’re informed.

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This is your essential read for space policy & law

The Beyond Earth Policy Review is an indispensable reference for space policy and law insights. The Policy Review offers a curated collection of articles, commentaries, and book reviews.

This publication is not just another space journal – it’s a journey into the possibilities, challenges, and future pathways of our ventures into the cosmos. As space exploration reaches new heights, the importance of clear, comprehensive, and forward-thinking policy cannot be overstated. Be part of this journey – arm yourself with knowledge and perspective.

Issue 1: Spring 2024

FEATURED CONTENT

  • “Recognition of Property Rights in Outer Space:  Status and Observations” – Laura Montgomery
  • “Protect This Satellite? A Proposal to Adopt a Submarine Strategy” – Michelle L.D. Hanlon and Anne-Sophie Martin
  • “Working Around a Gridlocked Congress: The Unexplored Frontier of State Government Support for Space Activities” – Sean W. Hadley, Esq.
  • “Lost in Time: the 1988 Space Settlement Act” – Omar Pimentel
  • “Emerging Space Industrial Ecosystem Leading to Eventual Beyond Earth Migration: How the U.S. Government Can Avoid Being Left Behind” – Courtney Stadd and Robert Brumley

Abstract Submissions are Welcome

While most Policy Review writers will be identified by the editorial board, the Policy Review editors invite qualified writers to submit article abstracts or finished pieces for consideration for publication. Interested parties should submit their article abstracts or completed works to review@beyondearth.org.