Long-Term Sustainability of Space Activities versus Imminent Danger from Space: Is Space Law Ready to Meet the Challenge?

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	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Long-Term Sustainability of Space Activities versus Imminent Danger from Space: Is Space Law Ready to Meet the Challenge?
Authors	Olga Volynskaya en Gennady Zhukov
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Olga Volynskaya Russian Foreign Trade Academy, Russia, o.a.volynskaya@roscosmos.org.
Gennady Zhukov Russian People’s Friendship University, Russia, zhukovgp@gmail.com.

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