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Journal of Space Law: Current Issue

The current issue of the Journal of Space Law is available in full here: Vol. 47: No. 2, 2023.  Please email aclewis5@olemiss.edu if you need assistance.

 

Volume 47.2 – 2023

 

Protecting the Cosmos: The Need to Define Celestial Bodies in the Outer Space Treaty 

David A. Epstein

 

Is the Speed of Law Faster than the Speed of Light: Considerations of the Impact of Special Relativity on the Operation of Law in the Context of Deep Space Missions 

Alex Simmonds

 

Back to the Future of “Biopower”: Foucalt’s Prescriptions and the Regulation of Commercial Order and Discordance in Outer Space 

Gbenga Oduntan

 

Addressing the US Domain Awareness Gap Posed by Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena 

Quinn McKemey

 

Uncontrolled Reentry: A Comparison of the Chinese and US Legal and Policy Approaches 

Jessica Sewell

 

The Space-Defense Relationship in International Organizations: Peaceful Cooperation or Increasing Competitiveness 

Giulia Pascuzzi

 

Protecting Intellectual Property in Outer Space: Challenges and Solutions 

Clark W. Lackert and Caleb Dorris