Handbook of Space LawFrans von der Dunk Edward Elgar Publishing, 2015 M02 27 - 1136 pages The Handbook of Space Law addresses the legal and regulatory aspects of activities in outer space and major space applications from a comprehensive and structured perspective. It fundamentally addresses the dichotomy between the state-oriented characte |
Contents
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2 International space law | 29 |
3 National space law | 127 |
4 European space law | 205 |
5 International organizations in space law | 269 |
6 Legal aspects of the military uses of outer space | 331 |
7 Legal aspects of launch services and space transportation | 382 |
8 Legal aspects of satellite communications | 456 |
12 Legal aspects of private manned spaceflight | 662 |
13 Environmental aspects of space activities | 717 |
14 Legal aspects of space resource utilization | 769 |
15 International trade aspects of space services | 814 |
16 Financing space ventures | 874 |
17 Insurance in the context of space activities | 910 |
18 Intellectual property rights in the context of space activities | 949 |
19 Dispute resolution regarding space activities | 995 |
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