... purposes, on the basis of non-discrimination and international cooperation, as well as the new principle of LTS. National space legislation might be an efficient tool for solving the commercial aspects of the problem , when the public law aspect...
... of disputes around the world are territorial and since prevailing space legislation, particularly Article I and II of the Outer Space Treaty 1967, forbid claims to sovereignty in space, it would seem to make sense to drop the Westphalian concept...
... this is something that we all have to highlight with the regulators, as well as industry, when we create national space legislation. And we then need to act according to the principles of sustainability. This is the responsibility of the States, but...
... Woomera, Australia. However, in 1998 the Space Activities Act was legislated to provide a regulatory and safety regime for space activities both domestically and abroad. While much Australian federal space legislation exists, this remains the most...
... on the issue must begin on an international level. “The current state of affairs is too ambiguous,” they caution. In general space legislation has had a hard time catching up to progress in recent decades. ROOM authors have already argued for a new...
... resources are better prepared to exploit and commercialise. This pattern may soon be extended to the Moon, if new space legislation can be drafted that allows the exploitation of its mineral and water resources. Countering conflict Sometimes we fail...