Crimes in Space: A Legal and Criminological Approach to Criminal Acts in Outer Space

Issue 2 2005
Article The Sky is the Limit: But Where Does It End?
Article Article II of the Outer Space Treaty and Human Presence on Celestial Bodies: Prohibition of State Sovereignty, Exclusive Property Rights, or Both?
Article Between Concord and Rivalry: Requirements for and Political Feasibility of Modifications of Planetary Operations Legal Regime
Article Application of the Precautionary Principle to the Moon
Article Human Colonisation/Exploration Beyond Low-Earth Orbit: Reconsidering the Existing Law in Light of Safety Imperatives
Article Use of Nuclear Power Sources in the Exploration of Outer Space
Article Expanding Human Presence Beyond the Solar System Through Active SETI: On the Prerequisites for Legal Relations with Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Article Crimes in Space: A Legal and Criminological Approach to Criminal Acts in Outer Space

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Crimes in Space: A Legal and Criminological Approach to Criminal Acts in Outer Space Legal Aspects of Expanding Human Presence Beyond Low Earth Orbit
Authors	J. Hermida
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