Is Current International Humanitarian Law Sufficient to Regulate a Potential Conflict in Outer Space?

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Article Is Current International Humanitarian Law Sufficient to Regulate a Potential Conflict in Outer Space?

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Is Current International Humanitarian Law Sufficient to Regulate a Potential Conflict in Outer Space? Peace in Space: Transparency and Confidence Building Measures
Authors	B. Baseley-Walker
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