Once A Launching State, Always The Launching State? A Needless Conflict of Treaty Regimes

E.A. Frankle

Issue 1 2001
Article 'Project 2001': Conclusions and Recommendations of the 'Working Group on Privatisation' with Regard to Issues of International Space Law
Article Project 2001: Recommendations and Results Concerning the Process of Privatisation and Issues of Economic Law
Article Project 2001: Final Results of the Working Group Launch and Associated Services
Article Once A Launching State, Always The Launching State? A Needless Conflict of Treaty Regimes
Article The Regulation of Commercial Space Launches: The Differences Between the National Systems
Article State Responsibility/Liability for "National" Space Activities
Article State Responsibility, Jurisdiction and Private Space Activities
Article Some Thoughts on State Responsibility and Commercial Space Activities
Article Outer Space Treaties and State Responsibility: A Change of Concept
Article Brazil and the Registration Convention
Article The USA-Brazil Implementing Arrangement on the International Space Station: Interpretation and Application
Article A Celestial Body is a Celestial Body is a Celestial Body...
Article Vikings First in National Space Law: Other Europeans to Follow - The Continuing Story of National Implementation of International Responsibility and Liability
Article Legal Concept of Space Object and State Responsibility
Article Conflicts Resolution in the Conditions of the Reform and Commercialization of the Space Industry in the Commonwealth of Independent States (The CIS) Countries
Article Lessons Learned from Japanese Space Activities and Experiences with Dispute Settlement: The Need For Appropriate Dispute Prevention and Settlement Measures in Regulating Space Activities
Article The Taepodong Missile Incident and Emerging Issues of Interpretation and Application of Space Treaties
Article Current French Plans for a National Legal Framework for Space Activities
Article Project 2001: Recommendations of the Working Group on National Space Legislation

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Once A Launching State, Always The Launching State? A Needless Conflict of Treaty Regimes

Emerging Issues of Interpretation and Application of Space Treaties

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