... ‘by means of use or occupation, or by any other means’, [18] then these activities would stand in stark opposition to decades of legal protection for the space environment. In contrast, the United States seems to be operating under the notion that...
...scholars strove to focus debate on these issues before widespread development of outer space could establish customary international legal precedent that carried national conflicts into space. [6] Even before humans left the surface of Earth, lawyers...
... practical decisionmaking and conflict resolution Existing space legal structures, including liability, must be reconsidered .... We need new ideas, new technologies, new markets, new legal and policy structures, and new ways of cooperating. The future ...
... has completed internships at the Permanent Representation of Greece to the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and the Legal Department of ESA. She has received numerous fellowships and awards, including the World Champions Award of the...
... Marco Scardia and Michele Maris; the astronomers behind the legal proposal. And this is not some distant threat: it...and radio pollution produced by artificial satellites, the chances of legal action being successful are slim, but there is an argument...
... first of three main parts of the volume tackles these ‘legal challenges’, Part II covers the ‘regulatory responses’ and Part ...III discusses ‘space governance’. The authors are legal, policy and industry experts and the style of the book ...