September 2021
Near space - the air-space boundary question, astronauts and space tourism
... them. The altitude of transition between the atmosphere and ‘space’ represents a crucial boundary between two very different legal regimes, aviation law and the law of outer space. Aviation law starts with the premise that nations are sovereign...
June 2015
The new space ethics: COSPAR, Planetary Protection and beyond
...they do not have the binding force of international law and as such, they may well be the first casualty...with regard to the problem of space debris. Indian Journal of Law and Technology, 8, pp.1-10. 17: Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines of the ...
November 2017
Japanese space industrial policy in transition
... able to meet customer demand through these publicly-funded R&D-oriented programmes. However, after the introduction of the Law, and perhaps even a few years before that, industry recognised that it would provide opportunities for them to invest...
January 2018
NASA’s space police wield full force of law
...a legal consultancy firm. He is a seasoned civil and criminal defence litigator, with an LL.M in space law and is currently co-chair of the Space Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law. The views expressed in this article are...
July 2018
Rediscovering UK sovereign launch capability
... in the teaching and research of space law for many years and has recently worked with academics across various disciplines on the ethical underpinnings of Space Governance. He is a member of the International Institute for Space Law and has made...
November 2018
Pole star rising
...: International Legal Aspects (Kluwer International, 2017) and numerous articles on insurance and space law and practice. Katarzyna is attorney-at-law and a partner in BMSP Legal Advisors law office in Warsaw, as well as Chairperson of the Polish...
