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What is CSIS and its Relevance to the Space Economy?

The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is a non-profit research organization based in Washington, D.C., United States. Established in 1962, the institution focuses on policy research and analysis in areas such as national security, international relations, and various sectors of the global economy including space. CSIS is considered one of the leading think tanks in the world and has a reputation for providing in-depth analysis and policy recommendations. Researchers, scholars, and experts affiliated with CSIS engage in studies that cover a wide array of topics, from economics and geopolitics to technology and security.

Intergovernmental Organizations and Their Impact on the Space Economy

Outer space, once the exclusive province of superpower nations during the Cold War, has evolved into an arena for a growing number of stakeholders. As accessibility to the ‘final frontier’ increases, the ‘space economy’ has emerged as a multidimensional ecosystem involving commercial enterprises, non-profit institutions, and intergovernmental organizations (IGOs). This article reviews the role and relevance of IGOs in the expanding space economy.

Navigating the Skies: Exploring the ESA Galileo Program

This article reviews the details of the ESA Galileo program, exploring its objectives, achievements, and impact on various sectors.

Navigating the Final Frontier: A Guide to Governance of the Space Economy

In the context of the space economy, governance refers to the system of rules, principles, policies, norms, and institutions that shape and regulate activities related to outer space. This article provides a detailed look at the objectives of governance, institutions involved, and the tools available to establish governance.

Report: EU Space for Green Transformation (EUSPA 2023)

This study aims to introduce the EU Green Deal, its implications for companies, and how EU Space can help companies to address their green transformation, presenting current practices of EU-based champions in sustainability management, and how companies can benefit from the EU Space Programme applications.