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Principles of outer space law in hindsight

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Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1991 - Law - 173 pages
  

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Contents

FOREWORD
7
INTRODUCTION
13
STATES AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
22
SELECTED AREAS WHICH QUALIFY FOR
32
THE MOON AGREEMENT IN RETROSPECT
39
A SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
50
THE EXPLORATION AND USE OF OUTER
57
THE CONFINES
63
Copyright

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TitlePrinciples of outer space law in hindsight
AuthorH. A Wassenbergh
PublisherMartinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1991
ISBN079231350X, 9780792313502
Length173 pages
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Law / Air & Space
Law / International
  
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