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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. 46: No. 2 2022.  Please email aclewis5@olemiss.edu if you need assistance.

 

Volume 46.2 – 2022

 

What Place for “Jus Cogens”? How Manfred Lachs Foresaw New Thinking in International Space Law

by Laura Jamschon Mac Garry and Steven Freeland

 

The Next Arms Race and the Unknown Frontier of Outer Space: the Conceptual Challenges for International Law and Space Weaponization

by Dr. Rebecca Connolly and Aine Bennett

 

Space Arbitration and Harmful Interference Disputes

by Laura Yvonne Zielinski

 

Satellite Data and Imagery as Evidence

by Ronald J. Rychlak and Sean Patrick Taylor

 

The Development of Labor Law in Outer Space – A Comparison with the American Frontier and the High Seas

by Connor Hogan

 

A New Gold Mining Rush?

by Aikaterini Vakaki

 

Avoiding Conflict in Asteroid Resource Extraction

by Gregory Radisic and Connor Haffey