About journal

Polish Space Journal is a polish scientific journal devoted to promote polish scientific thought on impact of outer space exploration on society and various disciplines such as law, philosophy, security, economy and other similar disciplines.

PSJ is published annually.

PSJ is published by Polish Space Industry Foundation.


If you would like to cooperate we invite you to contact us via e-mail:

michal.jablonski@pfpk.org.pl


Aims and scope


The aim of the PSJ is:

  • to promote knowledge about issues related to space exploration,
  • to provide a platform for polish scientist to promote their research internationally,
  • to provide a platform to share research on legal, political and economic issues of space exploration and its impact on emerging space nations,
  • to provide a platform for discussion about the challenges facing European space sector,
  • to provide a platform for exchange of thoughts on space exploration from different points of view,
  • to provide a platform for international discussion about future of space exploration and its impact on humanity both on Earth and in outer space,
  • to promote interdisciplinary research,
  • to develop awareness of the social problems related to space exploration,
  • to increase awareness of the role of law in peaceful exploration of outer space,
  • to encourage reflection on future problems posed by space exploration,
  • to support young scientists.

The scope

  • law, especially:
    • constitutional law,
    • European law,
    • international law,
    • intellectual property law,
    • administrative law,
    • private law,
  • philosophy, especially:
    • political philosophy,
    • social philosophy,
    • philosophy of law,
  • security sciences,
  • economy,
  • political sciences.

We can publish also papers from other disciplines if they concern the social aspects of space exploration.

We publish papers only in english.

PSJ is published annually.

In PSJ we publish:
– scientific articles,
– review articles,
– letters and research notes,
– reports on conferences and conference papers.


Guide for authors


The journal is available in open access.

We do not charge any fees from authors.

Ethical principles (available soon)


Scientific committee



Editorial board


Editor-in-chief

Michał Jabłoński (Polish Space Industry Foundation)

Deputy editor-in-chief

Mateusz Ulański (Polish Space Industry Foundation)

Chief Space News Editor

Natalia Godlewska (National Point of Contact SGAC, Kosmos na Podsłuchu)

Editors

  • Zofia Popowicz (Polish Space Industry Foundation)
  • Zuzanna Rajkiewicz (Polish Space Industry Foundation)
  • Jakub Bryjak (Former Private Secretary to Directors of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation at the HM Department for Science, Innovation and Technology)
  • Jakub Dróżdż (Instytut Dyplomacji Gospodarczej)
  • Krzysztof Karwowski (SGH Warsaw School of Economics)

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