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Proceedings of the International Institute of Space Law 2020

Proceedings of the International Institute of Space Law 2020

Author: Blount; Tanja Masson-Zwaan; Rafael Moro-Aguilar; Kai-Uwe Schrogl
Publisher: Eleven International Publishing
ISBN: 9789462362383
Published In: November 2021
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Netherlands ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This volume contains the proceedings of the 63rd Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space held virtually in October 2020, as well as the report of the IISL Standing Committee on the Status of International Agreements Relating to Activities in Outer Space.

Preface: Highlights of the IISL in 2020

Kai-Uwe Schrogl

About the IISL

Board of Directors 2020

New IISL Members Elected in 2020

Standing Committee on the Status of International Agreements Relating to Activities in Outer Space

63rd IISL COLLOQUIUM ON THE LAW OF OUTER SPACE THE CYBER SPACE EDITION SESSIONS

12th Nandasiri Jasentuliyana Keynote Lecture on Space Law and Young Scholars Session: A New Format for Space Law?

Stephan Hobe

Protecting the Dark Skies of the Earth from Satellite Constellations under International Space Law

Tejas Bharadwaj, Winner of the 2020 Isabella H.Ph. Diederiks-Verschoor Award for Best Paper by a Young Author

Arbitration of Space-related Disputes: Case Trends and Analyses

Vivasvat Dadwal, Madeleine Macdonald

Commercial Space Mining: National Legislation vs. International Space Law

Maquelin Pereira

Space Heritage: International Legal Aspects of Its Protection

Vladimir Savelev, Albert Khayrutdinov

Space Tourism and Space Law: Approach Based on the Law Applicable to Astronauts

Jonathan Campos Percivalle de Andrade

2. Moon and Mars Settlement: Open Legal Issues

‘For All Moonkind’ - Legal Issues of Human Settlements on the Moon: Jurisdiction, Freedom and Inclusiveness

Frans G. von der Dunk

Legal Issues Surrounding Human Settlements on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies

Sandeepa Bhat

Developing and Managing Moon and Mars Settlements in Accordance with International Space Law

Antonino Salmeri

Property Rights and Sovereignty within the Framework of the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle

Arpit Gupta

Back to the Future: Roman Law and Ownership of Objects Created on Celestial Bodies

Gabrielle Leterre

‘Jurisdiction and Control’ over Space Products in the Age of Moon and Mars Settlement: An Analysis from a Private Law Perspective

Fumiko Masuda

Charting a Human Rights Framework for Outer Space Settlements

Jonathan Lim

Colonies on the Moon (and/or Mars)? New Challenges for International and National Law

George D. Kyriakopoulos

Possible Futures for Local and International Law Applicable to the Governance of Moon Settlements as the Basis of a Settlement Strategy

Anton Alberts, Peter Martinez

Compromise, Commonhold and the Common Heritage of Mankind

Chelsey Denney

Legal Support for the Private Sector: An Implementation Agreement for the Moon Treaty

Dennis O’Brien

3. Legal Implications of Evolving Remote Sensing Technologies

Remote Sensing Data Access Policy, Data Products Regulatory Framework and Intellectual Property Rights Challenges in an Era of Environmental Protection Urgency

Sara Dalledonne

Data Law Aspects of Commercial Satellite Remote Sensing: New Challenges for the New Opportunities

Souichirou Kozuka, Mayu Terada

The 1986 United Nations Principles on Remote Sensing Dealing with the Dual-Use Nature of Space Imagery

Anne-Sophie Martin

“Pure Data” or How Remote Sensing Results Can Be Used in the Litigation?

Irina Chernykh

Sovereign Privacy and the Evolution of Earth Observation Technology

Dimitra Stefoudi

4. Application of Space Law to Cyber Activities

When Cyber Activities Are Space Activities: Definitions Are Key

Stefan A. Kaiser

Outer Space and Cyber-Attacks: Attributing Responsibility under International Space Law

Ishita Das

Space Law Challenges for Recovery of Damage Inflicted to Space Objects by Cyber Means

Darya Bohdan

GNSS Jamming and Spoofing under National and International Law

Ingo Baumann, Erik Pellander

Terrestrial Cyber Activity of Non-Governmental Actors and State Responsibility under the Outer Space Treaty

George Anthony Long

5. National Space Law Developments with Particular Focus on the Middle East Region

Domestic Legislation and Challenges Related to Outer Space Laws in Pakistan

Shakeel Ahmad

The Regional Preference from a Space Law and Policy Perspective and the European Intergovernmental Organisation as a Potential Model for the Middle East

Annette Froehlich, Claudiu Mihai Tăiatu

A Regional Initiative for Studying the Status of National Space Laws

Ikuko Kuriyama, Koichi Kikuchi, Takashi Iwai, Yoko Kagiwada

6. Space Law in a Networked World

Does the End Justify the Means? A Legal Study on the Role and Consequences of Normative Plurality in International Space Governance

Alexander Soucek, Jenni Tapio

Implications of State Authorization and Continuous Supervision for Contemporary Space Activities

Yu Takeuchi

Whose Fault Is It? - Artificial Intelligence and Liability in International Space Law

Michael Chatzipanagiotis

Back to the Future: Space Law in a Networked World

Ram S. Jakhu, Upasana Dasgupta, Steven Freeland

CYA: A Legal Perspective on How to Do Cybersecurity in Space

P.J. Blount

New Space Law Created to Enable Space Innovation While Preserving the RF Environment in Space; Notable Outcomes of the ITU’s 2019 World Radio Conference

Audrey L. Allison

EU Integrated Approach to Space and Telecommunication Areas

Mahulena Hofmann

International Regulatory and Licensing Schemes for Telecommunication Satellites in Low-Earth Orbit to Mitigate Anti-Competitive Behaviour and Manage Natural Monopolies

Thomas Green, Patrick Neumann, Kent Grey,Trevor Sandlin, Thomas Cullum, Ilana Pender-Rose, Robert Mahoney

INTERACTIVE PRESENTATIONS

Future Perspectives of International Humanitarian Law Application to State Activities in Space

Darya Bohdan

Space Force: The Harbinger of Cold War 2?

Sri Aditya Kumar, Omkar Hemanth, Jeevan Justin

An International Trust Model to Deal with the New Space Era: From the "de iure condito" Regime to a "de iure condendo" System for Outer Space

Ivan Fino

A Compliance Guide for Satellite Network Operators Who Plan to Conduct Business in China

Huxiao Yang

The Continuity of Obligation to Provide the Services of Global Navigation Satellite System; Looking Space Law through the Lens of Human Rights

Atefeh Abedinpour, S. Hadi Mahmoudi