Normative References to Non-Legally Binding Instruments in National Space Laws

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	International Institute of Space Law
Article	Normative References to Non-Legally Binding Instruments in National Space Laws A Risk-Benefit Analysis in the Context of Public International and Domestic Law
Authors	Alexander Soucek en Jenni Tapio
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Alexander Soucek European Space Agency (ESA), The Netherlands, alexander.soucek@esa.int.
Jenni Tapio Bird & Bird Attorneys, University of Helsinki, Finland, jenni.tapio@helsinki.fi.

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