List of Contributions

The space economy offers a powerful empirical setting for management research - but it also raises distinctive methodological challenges. Space-related activities unfold over long time horizons, involve complex technological and organizational interdependencies, and require coordination among public ...

The space economy is an unusually rich setting for phenomenon-driven research - research that begins with real-world transformations, puzzles, and empirical surprises rather than only with gaps in existing literature. This roundtable explores how scholars can use the space economy to identify compelling ...

The New Space Economy is rapidly transforming the landscape of business and innovation. Novel business models are emerging at the intersection of space technologies, sustainability, governance, and ecosystem participation. This roundtable will explore how business models in the New Space Economy emerge, ...

The Space Economy raises urgent questions about the social, ethical, and global implications of business activity beyond Earth. As public–private partnerships, multinational enterprises, and new ownership models become increasingly central to the space sector, management scholars have an opportunity ...

The New Space sector is often presented as a story of democratization, bold futures, and transformative innovation. Yet it remains shaped by institutional constraints that privilege venture capital-backed, IP-concentrated, and market-driven organizational forms. This roundtable explores the tension ...