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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 30 MIN

Space Law and Scotland’s Space Sector with Dr Alexander Simmonds

from Scottish Legal Insights | Journal of the Law Society of Scotland · host Scottish Legal Insights

What does a lawyer do in the space industry, and why is Scotland becoming a hub for this rapidly growing sector? In this episode of the Scottish Legal Insights podcast, Dr Alexander Simmonds, space law academic at the University of Dundee and author of The Space Legislation of the United Kingdom, joins us to explore the legal frameworks shaping the future of space. From the day-to-day role of space lawyers regulating commercial and governmental activity, to Scotland’s emergence as a key player in the global space sector, Alex shares practical insights into a fast-evolving area of legal practice. We also discuss the significance of major developments such as the Artemis missions, and what they mean for international cooperation, regulation and the future of space law. Listen for expert insights on space law, Scotland’s space industry, international regulation and emerging career opportunities for lawyers in the space sector

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