Revisiting the Registration Convention: A Proposal to Meet the Need to Know "What is Up There"

Issue 3 2000
Article Public International Law, Private Laws and Private International Law in the System of Space Liability
Article The Role of National and International Law in the Regulation of Space Activities
Article Legal Consequences of the Increasing Reliance of Space Nations on Private Enterprises in the Exploitation of LEO Resources
Article Applicable Jurisdiction Conflicts in the International Space Station
Article New Initiatives in Intellectual Property Law for Space Activities
Article Rights or Privileges in Frequency Spectrum
Article Revisiting the Registration Convention: A Proposal to Meet the Need to Know "What is Up There"
Article The Impact of the International Space Station Program on the Brazilian Legal System
Article International Rule Planning for Governing Space Transportation
Article Space Development Partnerships: A New Way to Finance Future Projects
Article Reusable Launch Vehicles Regulations: First Step Towards an International Framework
Article Proposal for a Multilateral Treaty Regarding Jurisdiction and Real Property Rights in Outer Space
Article Space Strategy for Europe
Article Financing of Space Assets: UNIDROIT Convention's Registry of International Financial Interests in Space Property

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Article	Revisiting the Registration Convention: A Proposal to Meet the Need to Know "What is Up There" The Interrelation Between Public International Law and Private International Law in the Regulation of Space Activities
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