Is the Present International Space Law Sufficiently Armed for the Protection of Astronauts, Functional Space Objects and Space Environment against Space Debris, Or Should A Legal Regulatory System Relating to this Issue Be Established Soon?

Issue 4 2003
Article Is the Present International Space Law Sufficiently Armed for the Protection of Astronauts, Functional Space Objects and Space Environment against Space Debris, Or Should A Legal Regulatory System Relating to this Issue Be Established Soon?
Article Status of the IAA Study Group on "Traffic Management Rules for Space Operations"
Article On the Need to Regulate Space Traffic Management
Article Creating an International Regime for Space Traffic Management: Moving from General Principles Towards Practicable Rules
Article Basic Problems in Space Traffic
Article Sovereignty and Space Traffic Management
Article ASTROREGS - The 'Rules of the Road' in Outer Space
Article Rules of the Road for Space Traffic
Article Quis Vadit Cum Vobis, Galileo? Institutional Aspects of Europe's Own Satellite Navigation System
Article Security Aspects of the Galileo Services
Article Quasi-Zenith Satellites Systems and International Cooperation Under Space Law
Article Current Legal Issues Relating to GNSS

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Is the Present International Space Law Sufficiently Armed for the Protection of Astronauts, Functional Space Objects and Space Environment against Space Debris, Or Should A Legal Regulatory System Relating to this Issue Be Established Soon? Space Traffic Management and Navigation
Authors	V. Kopal
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