Dr. Scott Pace invited to a Strategic Roundtable on Cybersecurity and Resilience of Satellite Systems, hosted by the Czech Embassy

On January 12 2026, Dr.Scott Pace joined a roundtable focused on the cybersecurity and resilience of satellite systems – a critical issue at the intersection of space, security, and international cooperation. The event was hosted by the Embassy of the Czech Republic. See the review of this event HERE The…

History of Japan’s GPS Policies: A Collection of Selected Topics by Seiji Anai

The Space Policy Institute has published A Collection of Selected Topics by Seiji Anai, a curated volume of essays and papers by Seiji Anai, a former Visiting Scholar at the Space Policy Institute. The collection highlights his contributions to space policy and international space cooperation. Mr. Seiji Anai has written…

Article by Non-Resident Scholar Deganit Paikowsky on the Evolution of U.S. Space Politics

SPI non-resident scholar, Dr. Deganit Paikowsky, recently publish an article on the evolution of U.S. space politics from directing space programs to orchestrating an ecosystem. The full title is: “Exploration, exploitation, and expansion: A three-wave framework for unpacking the shift in U.S. space politics from directing a national space program…

Published Article by SPI Alumni Elif Yüksel Titled: “Why Institutionalizing Space Diplomacy Should be a Pillar of Turkey’s Grand Strategy”

SPI alumni Elif Yüksel has had her article published in TurkeySource today on a request of collaboration from AtlanticCouncil. For the article, follow this link: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/turkeysource/why-institutionalizing-space-diplomacy-should-be-a-pillar-of-turkeys-grand-strategy/ Elif Yüksel is a Turkish pioneer in space diplomacy and space policy. She is a Fulbright Scholar, Space Policy Institute Fellow, and an alumna…

Peer-Reviewed Article by SPI Contributor Takuya Wakimoto “Crisis in Space: Assessing Japan’s Legal Gaps in Space Emergency Response”

Takuya Wakimoto, SPI contributor, has had his peer-reviewed article “Crisis in Space: Assessing Japan’s Legal Gaps in Space Emergency Response,” publish in ScienceDirect. This paper explores the legal and institutional challenges in Japan’s space emergency response framework, identifying coordination gaps and proposing pragmatic reforms to strengthen national readiness. The article…

The Aerospace Corporation and The SPI had a live debate on the Wolf Amendment

On Thursday, November 13, 2025, at the Elliott School of International Affairs, the Space Policy Institute, in partnership with The Aerospace Corporation Center for Space Policy and Strategy, hosted a live debate on “Should the Wolf Amendment be Repealed?”. The full recording is embedded in the link above. The event…