Space Law: Recent Titles from Our Collection

As commercial space activity expands and new technologies push the boundaries of exploration, the legal questions surrounding outer space have never been more relevant. From satellite regulation and international treaties to space resource utilization and emerging governance challenges, space law is a rapidly evolving field with growing opportunities for legal professionals. For students and faculty interested in these issues—especially those involved with our Global Space Law Center—we are pleased to highlight several new additions to the library’s collection. These recent titles offer valuable insights into the laws, policies, and debates shaping humanity’s future beyond Earth.

Print titles are available for checkout in the library, and ebooks can be accessed anywhere with CSU credentials. Questions? Email us at research.services@law.csuohio.edu

Going deeper into space law research? Check out our extensive Space Law Research Guide.

• Comparative Space Law: The Space Frontier from a Private Law Perspective [Find it]
• The Future of Outer Space Law [Find it]
• Space Law: A Treatise [Find it]
• Space Law and Policy in Africa: Outer Space Pan-Africanism [Find it]
• The Law of Complex Earth and Outer Space Systems: The Cosmolegal Proposal [Find it]
• The Legal Framework of Suborbital Flights: Perspectives from Air Law and Space Law [Find it]
• The International Responsibility of States for AI-Enabled Space Activities [Find it]