Studies in Space Law
Editor:
Frans G. von der Dunk
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‘Space law’, as the law relevant to outer space and space activities, is a relatively young area of law, which moreover is expanding rapidly in scope. Practical, down-to-earth applications of space activities abound, more and more of a commercial nature. Also the number and variety of actors is growing – not only states, but international organizations and private entities are increasingly involved in space activities. As a consequence, the traditional field of research of space law is widening so as to include or interfere with such other fields as telecommunications law, intellectual property rights, trade and commercial law, EC law, transport law and so on.
The series Studies in Space Law aims to present a platform for qualified authors to shed light on relevant developments from this perspective, whilst keeping in mind the longer-term perspectives of space activities and the concurrent interest of space law to remain a reasonably coherent body of law.
The series Studies in Space Law aims to present a platform for qualified authors to shed light on relevant developments from this perspective, whilst keeping in mind the longer-term perspectives of space activities and the concurrent interest of space law to remain a reasonably coherent body of law.
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Rights of Individuals in an Earth Observation and Satellite Navigation EnvironmentThe Good, the Bad and the Ugly of New SpaceVolume 22978-90-04-68538-3
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Orbital Debris Prevention and Mitigation Efforts among Major Space ActorsCommonalities and the Search for Customary International LawVolume 20978-90-04-53584-8
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The United States Space Force and the Future of American Space PolicyLegal and Policy ImplicationsVolume 18978-90-04-52406-4
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What Does Risk Mean in This New “Risky Space Business”?Managing Liability Exposure for Injuries to Crew and Passengers Resulting from US Commercial Space ActivitiesVolume 14978-90-04-39971-6
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How High the Sky?The Definition and Delimitation of Outer Space and Territorial Airspace in International LawVolume 13978-90-04-36602-2
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State Accountability for Space DebrisA Legal Study of Responsibility for Polluting the Space Environment and Liability for Damage Caused by Space DebrisVolume 12978-90-04-31408-5
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National Space Law in ChinaAn Overview of the Current Situation and Outlook for the FutureVolume 10978-90-04-28751-8
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The Transformation of Intergovernmental Satellite OrganisationsPolicy and Legal PerspectivesVolume 9Editor(s): Patricia McCormick and Maury J. Mechanick978-90-04-25707-8
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The Cape Town ConventionIts Application to Space Assets and Relation to the Law of Outer SpaceVolume 8978-90-04-25656-9
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National Space Legislation in EuropeIssues of Authorisation of Private Space Activities in the Light of Developments in European Space CooperationVolume 6Editor(s): Frans G. von der Dunk978-90-04-21597-9
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The Exploitation of Natural Resources of the Moon and Other Celestial BodiesA Proposal for a Legal RegimeVolume 4978-90-47-42879-4
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The Environmental Element in Space LawAssessing the Present and Charting the FutureVolume 3978-90-47-43355-2
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Dispute Settlement in International Space LawA Multi-Door Courthouse for Outer SpaceVolume 2978-90-47-41946-4
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The International Space StationCommercial Utilisation from a European Legal PerspectiveVolume 1Editor(s): Frans G. von der Dunk and Marcel M.T.A. Brus978-90-47-41031-7
F.G. von der Dunk (General Editor), University of Nebraska-Lincoln, College of Law, Space, Cyber and Telecommunications Law Program;
M. Ferrazzani, Senior Legal Counsel, ESA, Paris;
S. Freeland, Bond University, Australia, Prof. Emeritus and Professorial Fellow;
J. Gabrynowicz, University of Mississippi, Prof. Emerita;
S. Hobe, University of Cologne;
R. Jakhu, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University;
F. Lyall, University of Aberdeen, Prof. Emeritus;
K.U. Schrogl, IISL, Paris;
L.J. Smith, Leuphana University, Luneburg.
M. Ferrazzani, Senior Legal Counsel, ESA, Paris;
S. Freeland, Bond University, Australia, Prof. Emeritus and Professorial Fellow;
J. Gabrynowicz, University of Mississippi, Prof. Emerita;
S. Hobe, University of Cologne;
R. Jakhu, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University;
F. Lyall, University of Aberdeen, Prof. Emeritus;
K.U. Schrogl, IISL, Paris;
L.J. Smith, Leuphana University, Luneburg.