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Dr. Lauren Napier

Assistant Professor

Department: Northumbria Law School

Lauren Napier

Key Publications

  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • Regulating Satellite Constellations, Newman, C., Napier, J. 13 Jun 2024, The Business of Outer Space: Commercial and Legal Issues, Cham, Switzerland, Springer
  • Regulation of satellite constellations, Napier, L., Newman, C. 6 Apr 2022, Outer Space Law, Globe Law and Business
  • Responsible Behaviours in Space, National Submissions to the UN, Napier, L. 23 Feb 2021
  • Space in Support of Sustainable Development, Napier, L., Finnegan, C., Munnelly, E., Bangura, K. Nov 2021, In: Room, The Space Journal
  • Thousands of More Satellites will Soon Orbit Earth - We Need Better Rules to Prevent Crashes, Napier, L. 28 Jan 2021
  • Governance of Earth’s Orbits: Analysis of the Long-Term Sustainability Guidelines and Other Non-Binding Mechanisms in Space, Napier, L. 2020, International Astronautical Congress
  • Space4Health: A Place for Satellite Applications and Technology in the UK COVID-19 Governance Framework, Napier, L., Vernile, A. 10 Dec 2020, In: Journal of Law, Technology and Trust
  • Bringing Space to the Non-Space Community: Toward Sustainability and the Space2030 Agenda, Napier, L., Cappella, M. 2019, International Astronautical Congress
  • • International Relations of Suborbital Flight: Analyzing International Activities Aimed at Regulatory Governance for Private Commercial Travel Across New Borders, Napier, L. 2015

PGR Supervision

Timothy Clarke The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and information security law and regulations Start Date: 01/10/2024

Qualifications

  • Law PhD September 14 2023
  • International Politics MA June 01 2015
  • Communication Studies BSc December 08 2006

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