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Space Debris And Its Threat To National Security, Joseph S. Imburgia

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

In 2007, a Chinese anti-satellite missile destroyed an aging weather satellite, creating millions of pieces of space debris. In 2009, the collision of two satellites created thousands more. By 2010, more than 95 percent of all man-made objects in Earth's orbit were debris. Such a sudden and massive addition to the space debris environment since 2007 poses a direct threat to operational satellites and continued space access. This in turn threatens U.S. national security, to which space access and use is vital. Unfortunately, future increases in the number of space-faring nations and corresponding launches will only exacerbate this space debris …

Sun, Sea, Sand ... And Space: Launching Tourists Into Outer Space From The Dutch Caribbean, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

With the first space tourist flights coming ever closer to reality, the interests in becoming part of this challenging new chapter of human spaceflight are also spreading across the globe. One of the legally most interesting projects concerns the plans of Space Experience Curac;ao, a Dutch company, to develop a spaceport on the island of Curaçao in the Dutch Antilles, so far famous largely for its holiday resorts. The aim is to allow as of 2014 commercial spaceflights to be undertaken from the island as well as to start offering such flights itself from the island. The Dutch Antilles are …

The Legal Framework For Space Projects In Europe: Aspects Of Applicable Law And Dispute Resolution, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

Space projects in Europe take place in a complicated environment involving many public, private and intergovernmental actors, where the participation of the private sector, as independent space operators or as sub-contractors to others, is usually subsumed under the label of 'the space industry,' producing hardware, software and services to be used in outer space, in support of space activities, or using products, data or information generated with the help of space activities.

Such private, semi-private and quasi-private actors use contracts as the main mechanism to protect their interests, the freedom to contract within the rule oflaw being the paramount overarching …

Introduction To National Space Legislation In Europe: Issues Of Authorization Of Private Space Activities In The Light Of Developments In European Space Cooperation, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

This book is, at the heart, a result of a Practitioners’ Forum of the European Centre of Space Law (ECSL), organized in Paris in December 2008. Having been established in the early 90s, ECSL Practitioners’ Fora are organized more or less annually, and have presented unique oneday occasions for academics and practitioners from all corners of the European space endeavor and space industry to discuss topical and important legal issues.

Ripe, Riper, Ripest - The Ninth Circuit's Decision In Addington V. U.S. Airline Pilots Association Sets A Misguided Ripeness Standard For Duty Of Fair Representation Claims, R. J. Pathroff

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Air Carrier Litigation, Linda L. Lane, Kimberly R. Gosling, Don G. Rushing

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Book Review

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Revisiting Selected Issues In The Draft Protocol To The Cape Town Convention On Matters Specific To Space Assets, Zhao Yun

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Making A List And Checking It Twice, David Spratt

Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals

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Twombly And Parallel Conduct - How The Sixth Circuit Grounded In Re Travel Agent Commission Antitrust Litigation, Natalie N. Dubose

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The First Amendment - Determining Whether A Total Ban On Newspaper Racks In A Public Airport's Terminals Raises A Genuine Issue Of Material Fact Concerning Its Constitutionality, Laura Mckenery

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Why Civil-Military Integration Of Yokota Air Force Base Makes Sense For Purposes Of Promoting Mutual Cooperation Between The United States And Japan, Allan I. Mendelsohn

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Successor Employer's Obligations Under A Preexisting Collective Bargaining Agreement: The Second Circuit Misinterprets Supreme Court Decisions And Sets A Harmful Precedent, Kevin A. Teters

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Pilots Denied Relief - By Narrowly Construing Prevailing Parties Under The Eaja, The D.C. Circuit Allows The Faa To Run Amok, Scott Lars Rogers

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Flightcrew Member Duty And Rest Requirements: Does The Proposed Legislation Put To Rest The Concern Over Pilot Fatigue, Natalie N. Dubose

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Will The Ban On In-Flight Cell Phone Use Be Up In The Air Much Longer, Sarah Lopano

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Aviation Law: General, William V. O'Connor, William C. Dalton

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Faith Or Flight: A Religious Dilemma, Colleen Deal

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Temporary Presence Defense To Patent Infringement And Its Applicability To Airline Security Patents, Scott Poteet

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Standard Of Care Preemption In Aviation Litigation: Halting Steps To A Coherent Analysis, John C. Nettels, Jerrick L. Irby

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Bilateral Investment Treaties And International Air Transportation: A New Tool For Global Airlines To Redress Market Barriers, Andrew B. Steinberg, Charles T. Kotuby Jr.

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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New Tarmac Delay Rule And The Volcanic Ash Cloud Over European Airspace: One Year Later, Jennifer Henry, Mary Gardner

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Consolidation And Rationalization In The Transatlantic Air Transport Market - Prospects And Challenges For Competition And Consumer Welfare, Antigoni Lykotrafiti

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Balancing Airport Capacity Requirements With Environmental Concerns: Legal Challenges To Airport Expansion, Timothy R. Wyatt

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Criminalization Of Air Disasters: What Goal, If Any, Is Being Achieved, Elaine D. Solomon, Dina L. Relles

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Aviation Law: A Survey Of Recent Trends And Developments, Jonathan R. Friedman, Joshua S. Wood

Mercer Law Review

This aviation law Article focuses on selected developments during a two-year survey period from June 1, 2007 to May 31, 2009. The first part of this Article discusses federal preemption of, and immunity from, state law tort claims. The second part examines recent aviation decisions involving jurisdiction, venue, and choice of law. The third part discusses discovery and evidence issues unique to aviation law. The fourth part reviews recent product liability decisions. The fifth and final part reviews important opinions analyzing aviation insurance.

The Fugitive In Flight: Law, Freedom, And Liberalism In A Classic Tv Show, Stanley Fish

Cardozo Law Review

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Code-Sharing In The U.S. Airline Industry: Effective Disclosure Requirements For An Aspect Of Air Transport That Is Complex, Important, And Often Misunderstood, Daniel Friedenzohn

Aeronautical Science - Daytona Beach

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