The New Actors of International Space Law
Who Leads the Way in the New Era of Space?
The New Actors of International Space Law
Who Leads the Way in the New Era of Space?
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Description
This book explores the evolution of international space law (ISL) from the perspective of its actors.
Firstly, it focuses on the founding players in the creation of ISL and space policymaking, primarily States, diplomats, and intergovernmental organisations. It goes on to shed light on the role of private entities as new actors in shaping the current global legal and political system governing space activities. Finally, it analyses the forces driving the current structure and networks of ISL, as well as the challenges that lie ahead for the new era of space.
This book is a much needed timely and intellectually robust review of the transformative changes underway in ISL.
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Table of Contents
Part One: Multilateral Perspectives
2. The Role of Multilateralism in the Changing Landscape of Space Activities, Gina Petrovici
3. Practical Legal Solutions for Space Debris Mitigation, Andrea Harrington and Jack Wright Nelson
4. Designs that Travel: A Space Governance Design Stack for Turning Principles into Practice, Timiebi Aganaba
5. ITU as a (New) Actor of International Space Law?, Mahulena Hofmann
Part Two: National Perspectives
6. Entrepreneurial Spirit: Norm Building the American Way, PJ Blount
7. Establishing New Authorisation Schemes for New Space Activities: Case of Japan, Setsuko Aoki
8. The Interplay Between International Law and the Space Industry: A Luxembourg Perspective, Chiara Vittoria Turtoro
Part Three: Commercial Perspectives
9. The State as an Anchor Customer for Products and Services of the Commercial Space Industry, Ingo Baumann, Oliver Heinrich, Niklas Horn
10. Market Access Requirements for Satellite Networks and Services, Theodora Liameti
11. Main Instruments of Protecting Investments in the Space Sector: The Potential of Investment Protection Agreements and Investor-State Arbitration, Irmgard Marboe
12. Financing the Final Frontier: Decentralised Finance and the Future of Space Ventures, Günes Ünüvar and Harry Lars Ghillemyn
13. Conclusion, So, Who Leads the Way? Randi Ayman and Günes Ünüvar
Product details
| Published | Mar 04 2027 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (PDF) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 288 |
| ISBN | 9781509992294 |
| Imprint | Hart Publishing |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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