Perceptions on the Definition of a "Launching State" and Space Debris Risks

Issue 4 2002
Article Perceptions on the Definition of a "Launching State" and Space Debris Risks
Article A New Look at the "Launching State": the Results of the UNCOPUOS Legal Subcommittee Working Group "Review of the concept of the 'launching State'" 2000-2002
Article Brazil-Ukraine Partnership for the Use of the Alcantara Launch Center
Article Launching Alcantara into the Global Space Economy: The 2001 Brazilian National Space Law
Article The Impact of Arms Limitation Agreements and Export Control Regulations on Launch Activities
Article Licensing Procedure Established in the Mexican Law for the Operation of Satellite Orbits Assigned to Mexico and for the Transmission of Signals Coming from Foreign Satellites
Article The Brazilian Space Licensing Regulation
Article Evolving Space Law and World Political Hegemonies
Article U.S. Export Controls and Litigation of Contracts: Another Example of the Law of Unintended Consequences
Article Learning from the X-Prize Experience
Article The Lunar Base: Liability in Perspective
Article Satellite Technology as a Source of Integration. A Comparative Analysis: Europe/MERCOSUR
Article Space Debris Measurement, Analysis and Study: A Tool for Global Cooperations
Article World Space Congress: "Legal and Policy Factors"
Article Need for Combining Space Law with Environmental Law and Global Federalism

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Article	Perceptions on the Definition of a "Launching State" and Space Debris Risks Other Legal Matters, Including Legal Aspects of Launch Services
Authors	M. Williams
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