Description: Space was at the center of America's imagination in the 1960s
Brief description:
Lewis D. Solomon is Van Vleck Research Professor of Law at George Washington University Law School. A prolific author on legal, business, public policy, and religious topics, he has written widely in areas of social and scientific policy that deal with legal issues.
Review Quotes:
"It provides a very good overview of the emergence of the entrepreneurial space sector and its broad significance for the commercial space industry and NASA. It integrates several key factors that are both driving and required by these new enterprises in order to succeed. It was a pleasure to read and I commend it to any who would like a quick tour of this emerging market."
--Richard Mains, Commercial Space Gateway
"The Privatization of Space Exploration would be a useful, short read for someone who needs background information on the history or legal aspects of private space flight.... [A] good introduction to the issues for someone with a pro-market perspective."
--Timothy D. Terrell, Libertarian Papers