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Journal of Space Law

A journal devoted to space law and the legal problems arising out of human activities in outer space.

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Volume 35 - Summer 2009 - Number 1

Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz - Foreword

Articles

Michael S. Dodge - The Andrew G. Haley Archive at the University of Mississippi School of Law, National Center for Remote Sensing, Air, and Space Law: An Introduction (preview article)

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Michael S. Dodge - Sovereignty and the Delimitation of Airspace: A Philosophical and Historical Survey Supported by the Resource of the Andrew G. Haley Archive

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Matthew Jude Egan & James Hurtak - The Openness Principle in Multilateral Agreements for Space Exploration

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René Joseph Rey - Regulatory Challenges, Antitrust Hurdles, Intellectual Property Incentives, and the Collective Development of Aerospace Vehicle-enabling Technologies and Standards: Creating and Industry Foundation

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Mark J. Sundahl - The Duty to Rescue Space Tourists and Return Private Spacecraft

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Creative CommonsPaul F. Uhlir, Robert S. Chen, Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz, & Katleen Janssen - Toward Implementation of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems Data Sharing Principles (Distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License)

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Commentaries

Saligram Bhatt - Inspirations to Humankind from Space Law and Science and Experience in India

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Lucien Rapp - When France Puts Its Own Stamp on the Space Law Lanscape: Comments on Law No. 2008-518 of 3 June 2008 Relative to Space Operations

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Bibliography

P.J. Blount - Aviation and Space Law: Relevant Publications

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