8.17.2007
Summer Journal of Space Law
It's heeere. From the University of Mississippi School of Law, it's the sizzling summer 2007 volume of the Journal of Space Law.This latest volume, another eclectic and scholarly compilation, brings together writings covering hot topics in space law including tourism, treaty law, national security policy, remote sensing and digital data, ASAT testing, emerging national legislation, ITAR, and lots more. As always, I can't post the whole thing, just the tantalizing table of contents. But to order your Journal, send a note to jsl@olemiss.edu, call 1.662.915.6857 or zip a fax to 1.662.915.6921.
And if you're not a JSL subscriber, subscribe now!
Meanwhile, the question I keep asking: when will the esteemed Journal be available online, already?? (You know, Lexis, Westlaw, the Web??) Well, this is the century. Guaranteed. It's coming.
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JOURNAL OF SPACE LAW
University of Mississippi School of Law
A journal devoted to space law and the legal problems arising
out of human activities in outer space.
Volume 33 Summer 2007 Number 1
C O N T E N T S
Foreword
Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz
Call for Papers
Articles
The Evolution of U. S. National Security Space Policy and its Legal Foundations in the 20th Century
R. Cargill Hall
What is “Informed Consent” for Space-Flight Participants in the Soon-To-Launch Space Tourism Industry?
Tracey Knutson
A review of the Space Development Promotion Act of the Republic of Korea
Yoon Lee
China's ASAT Test: A Demonstrated Need for Legal Reform
K.K. Nair
Certification of Digital Data: The Earth Resources Observation and Science Data Center Project
Ronald J. Rychlak, Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz, & Rick Crowsey
The Effect of the Liability Convention on National Space Legislation
Susan Trepczynski
Student Paper
International and U.S. National Laws Affecting Commercial Space Tourism: How ITAR Tips the Balance Struck Between International Law and the CSLAA
Charles W. Stotler
Agreement
European Cooperating State Agreement between the European Space Agency and the Government of the Republic of Poland
Bibliography:
Space Law and Relevant Publications
Macey L. Edmondson
Case Law
Law Review Articles
Periodical Materials
Books
University of Mississippi School of Law
A journal devoted to space law and the legal problems arising
out of human activities in outer space.
Volume 33 Summer 2007 Number 1
C O N T E N T S
Foreword
Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz
Call for Papers
Articles
The Evolution of U. S. National Security Space Policy and its Legal Foundations in the 20th Century
R. Cargill Hall
What is “Informed Consent” for Space-Flight Participants in the Soon-To-Launch Space Tourism Industry?
Tracey Knutson
A review of the Space Development Promotion Act of the Republic of Korea
Yoon Lee
China's ASAT Test: A Demonstrated Need for Legal Reform
K.K. Nair
Certification of Digital Data: The Earth Resources Observation and Science Data Center Project
Ronald J. Rychlak, Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz, & Rick Crowsey
The Effect of the Liability Convention on National Space Legislation
Susan Trepczynski
Student Paper
International and U.S. National Laws Affecting Commercial Space Tourism: How ITAR Tips the Balance Struck Between International Law and the CSLAA
Charles W. Stotler
Agreement
European Cooperating State Agreement between the European Space Agency and the Government of the Republic of Poland
Bibliography:
Space Law and Relevant Publications
Macey L. Edmondson
Case Law
Law Review Articles
Periodical Materials
Books
