1. Preface: Economics and Law of Space-based Commerce. A Personal Perspective, Jean-Claude Worms (Committee on Space Research, France) 2. Introduction: Why We Need Different Vantage Points to Understand Space-based Commerce? Ron Davies (University College Dublin, Ireland), Joseph Francois (World Trade Institute, Switzerland), and Rodrigo Polanco (World Trade Institute, Switzerland) Part 1: Space Resource Management 3. Reappraising Liability in the Age of Autonomous Space Systems: An Economic Analysis of Law Approach, Roser Almenar (Space Generation Advisory Council, Spain) 4. From the Deep Seabed to Outer Space Resources: Lessons from UNCLOS for Regulating Space Resource Activities, Nathan Eastwood (Watson, Farley & Williams, Australia) 5. Quo vadis spatium arbitrium: Role and Future of International Law and Arbitration in Space-Related Disputes, Peng Wang (Xi'an Jiaotong University, China), and Maciej Zenkiewicz (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland) 6. National Space Legislations and the Appropriability of Space Resources, Lesley Jane Smith and Lew Toepfer (Leuphana University Luneburg, Germany) Part 2: Managing the Space Commons: Space Sustainability and Private Actors 7.

Economic Growth in Space, Alessio Terzi (University of Cambridge, UK) and Francesco Nicoli (Politecnico di Torino, Italy) 8. Putting a Price on Space, Joseph Francois (World Trade Institute, Switzerland) and Michael Francois (Google, Switzerland) 9. The Political Economy of Subsidizing Space Commerce , Ron Davies (University College Dublin, Ireland), Joseph Francois (World Trade Institute, Switzerland), and Rodrigo Polanco (World Trade Institute, Switzerland) 10. The Afterlife of Space Junk: Legal Ramifications of Recognizing Space Debris as a Resource for Space Manufacturing and ISRU, Kamil Muzyka (Polish Science Fiction Foundation) and Anna Hurova (Koretsky State and Law Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) 11. The Development of Space Debris Mitigation Measures at the National Level, Merve Erdem Burger (University of Neuch'tel, Switzerland) Part 3: Space Law, National Security and Regulation of the Private Space Economy 12. Space Law and National Security, Krista Nadakavukaren Schefer (Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland) and Riccardo Loschi (Lalive, Switzerland) 13. China-Latin America Cooperation in Outer Space: Implications for the United States? Ana Soliz de Stange (Helmut-Schmidt-Universität, Germany) 14. Introduction to Space Taxation, Erika Isabella Scuderi (Vienna University of Economic and Business, Austria) 15.

Allocating Taxing Rights for Off-Planet Mining, Damien Macedo (University of Cambridge, UK).