Space Market Dynamics is an online journal aiming at publishing regularly high-quality, unpublished articles, studies and analyses that are likely to attract the attention of the international community, whether industrialists, researchers or decision-makers.

Space Market Dynamics is based on three different considerations, linked to the observation of recent developments in the space sector:
 

The aim of Space Market Dynamics is to observe the evolution of this emerging market, the factors driving it, the changes that are taking place or that can be anticipated, and the opportunities of all kinds that it is likely to offer for academic research, industry and commerce alike.

Space Market Dynamics is an open platform for knowledge sharing, collective and collaborative reflection, and the dissemination of new ideas. To this end, it favors a -hollistic approach and anticipat01Y analysis. It aims to act as an incubator and gas pedal of emerging and creative ideas.

From the Editor Editorial: Space Sustainability in an Unsustainable World Prof. L.Rapp

I -Space Sustainability as a Global Challenge

Space Sustainability as a Global Challenge; The Kessler Apocalypse — Questioning the Adequacy of International Space Law to Regulate Space Debris, I. Wood (Université of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK)

Legal Frameworks for Space-Made Products: Addressing Jurisdiction, Liability and Long-Term Sustainability in Outer Space, A. Kardamaki (Leiden University, The Netherlands)

Navigating the Stars: A Call for Comprehensive Space Traffic Management, N. Moraitis (Space Generation Advisory Council, Greek Chapter, Greece)

Il. Lunar Mining, Nexus

The Environmental Imperative of Space Sustainability: The Case of Lunar Mining, G. Leterre (University of Luxembourg, Chaire SIRIUS, Luxembourg)

The Legal Moonscape: Navigating the Legal and Sustainability Challenges of Lunar Mining and Settlement, L. Denoyelle (University of Paris I, France)

The Insurability of Environmental Damages Caused by Space Activities, S. Paradis (Laval University, Chaire SIRIUS, Canada

Ill. Ethics, Technology and Norms

Application of Risk-Ethically Adjusted Pigouvian Taxes to Subsidize the Removal of Orbital Debris, M. Bonissi (University of Western Piemonte, Italy)

Harmonizing Technology and Law for Lunar Resource Utilization: Machine Learning Standards and Algorithmic Approaches to Crater Mining and Ice Harvesting under the Moon Treaty and Artemis Accords, J. Sandalinas-Baro (Space Lawyer, Chaire SIRIUS, Spain)

Towards a Customary Crystallization of Anti-Debris Norms? A. Chazelle (University Toulouse-Capitole, Chaire SIRIUS, France)

IV. Which Corporate Strategies towards Space Sustainability?

Entrepreneurial Support Organization Outcomes Towards Sustainable Development, A. Clottre (Toulouse School of Management, Chaire SIRIUS, France)

Defining the Concept of Green Space Technology, N. Pulsiri, V. Dos Santos Paulino (Toulouse Business School, Chaire SIRIUS, France)

Ecosystems Relating to Celestial Mining Subcontracting Contracts, J-M. Haziza (University of Bordeaux, France)

V. Space Sustainability for All

A Universe for All: On the Equitable Sharing of Benefits of Space Resources,R. Cardellini (Leiden Law School, Air and Space Law, The Netherlands)

The Sustainability Odyssey: Crafting Governance for Space Frontiers. Sustainability, Governance, and In-Orbit Activities, E. Koellner (University of Mississippi, USA)

Safeguarding the Skies: Balancing Space Sustainability with Indigenous Rights Protections, D. Kasibante (Space Generation Advisory Council, African Chapter, Austria)

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