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The Law of the United States of America on the Commercialization of Space Activities and Its Relationship with the Norms of International Space Law

Actual Problems of Russian Law
Today, after the closure of a large number of international space projects, states are focusing on the development of a national space industry, in connection with which there is a need to form a national space law, the presence of which is especially ...
M. R. Agapova
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Understanding International Space Law and the Liability Mechanism for Commercial Outer Space Activities—Unravelling the Sources

, 2019
The status and liability of non-governmental entities for commercial use of outer space activities on behalf of space launching states are not very clear under the existing space law regimes.
Biswanath Gupta, Raju Kd
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International Space Law and Satellite Telecommunications

, 2018
International space law is a branch of international law that regulates the conduct of space activities. Its core instruments include five space-specific international treaties, which were adopted under the auspices of the United Nations.
E. Morozova
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Spaces of International Law

Griffith Law Review, 2008
Contemporary debates on international law demonstrate multiple anxieties. Maps of international law are being drawn and redrawn, as the discipline assesses its cohesiveness and defends its effectiveness. Many of the current anxieties about the nature of international law result from the influence of globalisation discourses.
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International outer space law

Space Policy, 1987
Abstract This report is an edited version of a talk given by Professor Christol at the Conference on Law and Life in Space, held at the Center for Aerospace Sciences, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND, in September 1986. Professor Christol reviews the principles of space law as they relate to the relations between states, through existing ...
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Space law as a branch of international law

Netherlands Yearbook of International Law, 1994
‘Need I apologize for my choice of subject? Some may say it belongs to the realm of exotics of law. Some may ask: Why deal with issues so remote when there are so many much closer to us still awaiting a solution? Why reach so far?’ With these words the late Judge Manfred Lachs introduced his 1964 lecture at the Hague Academy of International Law on the
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International Space Law and Outer Space

1961
There are difficulties in establishing a recognized boundary between air space and outer space. Should the division be defined in terms of the physical characteristics of the air? Or should it be based upon the purpose of flight or on the physical characteristics of flight-craft?
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International Space Law and The United Nations

, 1999
Introduction. 1. Space Law: The Newest Branch of International Law. 2. The United Nations and the Development of Space Law. 3. Arms Control and the Law of Outer Space. 4. The Role of the Developing Countries in the Formulation of Space Law. 5.
N. Jasentuliyana
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