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Journal of Space Law: Current Issue

The current issue of the Journal of Space Law features some of the most notable names in space law and space policy.  It is available in full here: Vol. 47: No. 1 2023.  Please email aclewis5@olemiss.edu if you need assistance.

 

Volume 47.1 – 2023

 

On Increasing Commercial Space Operations and Global Integrated Airspace Safety Governance

by Nilgun Ozur and Steven Truxal

 

Directed Energy Weapons and Why States’ Interpretations of “Armed Attack” and “Armed Conflict” Should Evolve

by Andy Moore

 

Legal Issues for Lunar Orbiting Satellites and Suggested Solutions

by Francesca Giannoni-Crystal

 

Lost (It All) in Space: the Legality of Extra-Terrestrial Gambling

by Robert M. Jarvis

 

The Plight of Valinor: a Historically Informed Perspective on the Future Development of Space Law and Potential Exercise of Self-Determination by Human Settlements on Mars

by Marshall McKellar