... with a degree in philosophy, after which she studied law and qualified as a barrister. Alongside her practice in criminal and regulatory law, she completed an MA in philosophy and a PhD in law at Durham University. She is currently a senior lecturer...
... binding national legislation or regulations. But the situation in space is evolving rapidly and this body of hard law and soft law needs to be augmented to address new contexts and situations. This is particularly relevant for the commercial sector...
...(IMF) is an empirical description of the distribution of masses of newly formed stars and is often assumed to have a simple power law found by Edwin Saltpeter in 1955. He demonstrated that the number of stars in each mass range decreases rapidly with...
...-making process, both at the private and public level. George D. Kyriakopoulos Assistant Professor of International Law, Faculty of Law, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Visiting Professor, Institute and Centre of Air and Space...
... force 1st of July 2006. 2 EC Regulation (EC 1907/2006), Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical substances. The law entered into force on 1 June 2007. 3 ILCD Handbook – General guide for Life Cycle assessment, IES – JRC...
... or permanent settlement, let alone thrive there. About the author Alex Taylor is a PhD candidate at Northumbria Law School within Northumbria University. Her research investigates the development of a framework for criminal justice in space with...