Space Law:Views of the FutureTanja Zwann, Walter W. C. De Vries, International Institute of Air and Space Law |
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... Parties shall be guided by the principle of co - operation and mutual assistance in all their activities concerning the exploration and use of the moon . International co - operation in pursuance of this Agreement should be as wide as ...
... Parties shall be guided by the principle of co - operation and mutual assistance in all their activities concerning the exploration and use of the moon . International co - operation in pursuance of this Agreement should be as wide as ...
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... Parties shall also take measures to avoid harmfully affecting the environment of the earth through the introduction of extraterrestrial matter or otherwise . 2. States Parties shall inform the Secretary - General of the United Nations ...
... Parties shall also take measures to avoid harmfully affecting the environment of the earth through the introduction of extraterrestrial matter or otherwise . 2. States Parties shall inform the Secretary - General of the United Nations ...
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... Parties may use the equipment , vehicles , installations , facilities or supplies of other States Parties on the moon . Prompt notification of such use shall be made to the Secretary - General of the United Nations or the State Party ...
... Parties may use the equipment , vehicles , installations , facilities or supplies of other States Parties on the moon . Prompt notification of such use shall be made to the Secretary - General of the United Nations or the State Party ...
Contents
A Framework for Decisionmaking | 7 |
The Creation of a Concept of the Law of Outer Space | 21 |
The Influence of the Achievements and Failures of the Past | 33 |
Copyright | |
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A/AC ABM Treaty activities in outer Air and Space apply Arianespace Article Astronauts benefits celestial bodies Christol claim commercial exploitation common heritage concerning COPUOS Depositary Governments developing countries development of space Earth entry into force equitable established existing space law exploration framework future geostationary orbit Governing the Activities heritage of mankind including the moon instruments of ratification interests international cooperation international law international regime jurisdiction launched into outer launching authority Law of Outer legal regime Leiden University Liability Convention Military Regime missiles Moon Agreement Moon Treaty natural resources normative nuclear weapons Objects Launched outer space activities outer space law Outer Space Treaty Parties peaceful purposes political Principles Governing problems prohibited Registration regulation remote sensing Rescue Agreement rules satellites Secretary-General space carriers space lawyers space object space powers space station space technology space transport specific supra note telecommunications Treaty on Principles United Nations USSR