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Restrictive and expansive interpretation of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty in the context of the use of space resources

Международное право
The subject of the research is the main theoretical and legal approaches to the interpretation of norms of international space law in the context of the use of space resources, as presented in the modern doctrine of international law. The object of the research is the international legal relations arising in the process of interpreting and applying ...
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Understanding the Promises and Pitfalls of Outer Space Mining and the Need for an International Regulatory Body to Govern the Extraction of Space-Based Resources

Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law and Policy, 2019
Space exploration is about to undergo a monumental change and the global legal and regulatory infrastructure is massively unprepared. When the bulk of international space law was written, the Cold War was raging, and man had not even landed on the Moon yet.
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THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION AND MINING OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN OUTER SPACE

The mining of natural resources from outer space has become closer to reality more than ever, and some States have enacted unilateral legislations regulating the exploitation of space resources, and some entities have developed strategic plans to extract
Al Kasem, Salam Fouzat
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Doctrinal Aspects of the US, NATO and EU Policies in Military Space

Сравнительная политика
Exploration of an outer-space initially and currently is closely related to militarization. All spacecraft, in one way or another, have a dual purpose and can be used for both peaceful and military purposes – from the use of launchers for orbital and ...
A. I. Nikitin, M. V. Klinova
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(Un)avoidable tragedy : the difficulty in realising outer space governance

Defence date: 26 April 2024Examining Board: Prof. Peter Drahos (European University Institute, Supervisor); Prof. Arnulf Becker Lorca (European University Institute); Prof. Tanja Masson-Zwaan (Leiden University); Prof. Vito de Lucia (University of Tromsø)
SEFFINGA, Vincent
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Issues concerning outer space investments in international law

, 2016
Recent improvements in technology have in essence increased the viability of outer space as the next frontier for international investment and development. In addition to the current commercial applications of outer space usage such as remote sensing and
Agama, Ferdinand Onwe
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Non-conformity of 2015 US Space Act to the Outer Space Treaty in issues related to commercial exploitation of natural resources in space

, 2018
The thesis assigns the paramount importance to identifying whether property rights to natural resources in space are acknowledged and well-founded. This research aims to bring the utmost attention to the three research questions.
Rogozins, Artemijs
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Ownership to outer space and its mineral resources [PDF]

, 2018
Tema for denne masteravhandlingen er ekstraterrestial eiendomsrett, og hensikten er å samle informasjon, vurdere og komme frem til en fortolkning av utvalgte relevante regler innen verdensrommets rett for å besvare følgende problemstilling: Hvem eier ...
Herring, Susann
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Subsequent state practice

, 2016
Does international space law either permit or prohibit the taking of resources in outer space and on celestial bodies, and how is this relevant for national actors?
Freeland, Steven (R13494)
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A Proposed Legal Framework On The Extraction And Consumption Of Outer Space Resources

, 2012
The future of space exploration endeavors depends highly on the utilization of in-situ resources. Large scale exploration road maps take advantage of local resources to reduce mission costs and enable the growth of revolutionary self-sufficient ...
Gordon, Melissa M.
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