Analogues between Space Law and Law of the Sea/International Maritime Law: Can Space Law Usefully Borrow or Adapt Rules from These Other Areas of Public International Law?

Matthew Schaefer

Issue 3 2012
Article A Roadmap for a Sustainable Space Law Regime
Article Analogues between Space Law and Law of the Sea/International Maritime Law: Can Space Law Usefully Borrow or Adapt Rules from These Other Areas of Public International Law?
Article Critical Legal Issues Associated with Current and Future Spacefaring Endeavors
Article Revisit the Concept of International Custom in International Space Law
Article The Applicability of Rules of International Humanitarian Law to Military Conflicts in Outer Space: Legal Certainty or Time for a Change?
Article The Relationship between the United Nations Space Treaties and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
Article The Standard of Due Diligence in Operating a Space Object
Article The Dichotomy between the Duty to Provide Information and the Security Concerns of a State

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Matthew Schaefer
Law Alumni Professor of Law and Director, Space, Cyber and Telecom LL.M., University of Nebraska College of Law, USA , mschaefer@UNL.EDU.

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