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Democratisation of Space

Linköping Space Studies Institute (LSSI) is organizing its first international conference, Democratisation of Space: The decline of the public and rise of the private?

We encourages submissions from scholars of science and technology studies, media and communications, anthropology, political science, history of science, technology and ideas, comparative literature, science fiction studies and others to lend their critical gaze towards this growing sector.

Call for papers is open

Deadline for submitting papers is 19 June, 2025. For further information, see the conference website.

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Conference: Democratisation of Space

Linköping Space Studies Institute (LSSI) is organizing its first international conference, Democratisation of Space: The decline of the public and rise of the private?

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