Law and Ethics of Outer Space

Issue 1 2000
Article Ethics, Space Activities and the Law
Article Law and Ethics of Outer Space
Article From the Common Heritage of Mankind to Commercialization and Back Again?
Article Why and How to Define "Global Public Interest"
Article Multicultural Issues in Law & Ethics of International Space Station (ISS) Astronaut-Related Medical Decision-Making
Article Benefits Arising from Space Activities and the Needs of Developing Countries
Article Reflections on the Interests of Less Developed Countries: The Law of Outer Space and The Law Of The Sea
Article Reflections on Technology, Globalisation and International Space Law
Article Sustainable Development in Outer Space: Applicability of the Concept of Sustainable Development To Space Debris Problems
Article Legal Issues Relating to Civilian and Military Dual Uses of GNSS
Article A New Impetus for Space Law Making: The 1999 Reform of UNCOPUOS and How It Works
Article Law and Ethics of Space Activities in the New Millennium

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Law and Ethics of Outer Space Law and the Ethics of Space in the New Millennium
Authors	J.M. de Faraminán Gilbert
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