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Yarin Eski: unraveling space criminology

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In an interview with Yarin Eski, a pioneering figure in the realm of space criminology, we delved into the intricacies of unravelling the mysteries beyond our atmosphere. Eski, with a keen intellect, provided unique insights into the challenges and complexities of addressing criminal activities in the vast expanse of space. From illicit activities in orbital habitats to the intricacies of jurisdiction beyond planetary boundaries, Yarin Eski shared a vision for a future where space exploration goes hand-in-hand with a robust system for ensuring the rule of law. The interview unveiled the fascinating world of space criminology, highlighting the need for collaboration among nations and the development of innovative legal frameworks to safeguard humanity’s endeavours beyond Earth.

What is space criminology?

Space criminology is a burgeoning field of study that addresses the legal and security challenges associated with human activities beyond Earth. As humanity ventures further into space with satellite deployments, orbital habitats, and aspirations of planetary colonization, the need for a comprehensive understanding of space-related crimes becomes increasingly evident. Space criminology encompasses various issues, including unauthorized access to satellite systems, orbital debris management, and preventing illicit activities in space. It also delves into the development of legal frameworks and jurisdictional considerations to govern human behaviour in the vastness of outer space. The field recognizes the unique challenges the extraterrestrial environment poses and aims to establish ethical guidelines and regulations to ensure the responsible use of celestial resources. Space criminology plays a crucial role in shaping the legal landscape for space exploration and fostering a secure and sustainable space environment for future generations.

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Andriani has been working in Publishing Industry since 2010. She has worked in major Publishing Houses in UK and Greece, such as Cambridge University Press and ProQuest. She gained experience in different departments in Publishing, including editing, sales, marketing, research and book launch (event planning). She started as Social Media Manager in 4i magazine, but very quickly became the Editor in Chief. At the moment, she lives in Greece, where she is mentoring women with job and education matters; and she is the mother of 3 boys.

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