Too-Close Encounters of the Third-Party Kind: Will the Liability Convention Stand the Test of the Cosmos 2251-Iridium 33 Collision?

Issue 3 2009
Article Too-Close Encounters of the Third-Party Kind: Will the Liability Convention Stand the Test of the Cosmos 2251-Iridium 33 Collision?
Article Legal Problems Concerning Space Debris and Liability Convention
Article Liability for Surface Damage Caused Aerospace Vehicles
Article Third Party Liability Arising from GNSS-Related Services
Article Nuclear Liability: A Feasible Model for the Space Sector?
Article The Problem of Absolute Liability on the Moon
Article Facing Up to Third Party Liability for Space Activities: Some Reflections
Article Interoperability of GNSS, Legal Issues and Implications under Private International Law
Article Collision Course: 2009 Iridium-Cosmos Crash
Article Determining Liability for Damage Caused Due to Debris in Outer Space: Portal to a New Regime

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Too-Close Encounters of the Third-Party Kind: Will the Liability Convention Stand the Test of the Cosmos 2251-Iridium 33 Collision? Third Party Liability Issues in Commercial Space Activities
Authors	F.G. von der Dunk
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