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The Use Of Force In Response To Cyber-Attack On Commercial Space Systems - Reexamining Self-Defense In Outer Space In Light Of The Convergence Of U.S. Military And Commercial Space Activities, Christopher M. Petras

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Government Aviation Safety Oversight - Trust, But Verify, Anthony J. Broderick, James Loos

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Taxation Of Fractional Programs: Flying Over Uncharted Waters, Philip E. Crowther

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Increasing Risk Of Runway Incursions - The Most Dangerous Part Of Air Travel May Be The Time Spent On The Ground, Kenneth M. Thomas

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Warsaw Convention And Electronic Ticketing, Andres Rueda

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Regulation Of Fractional Ownership: Have The Wings Of The Future Been Clipped, Eileen M. Gleimer

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Analysis Of The Department Of Justice Regulations For The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, Kent C. Krause, John A. Swiger

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund Of 2001 And The Protection Of The Airline Industry: A Bill For The American People, Raymond L. Mariani

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Airline Security: A Double Entendre Of Safety And Survival, John B. Attanasio

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Failing To Prevent The Tragedy, But Facing The Trauma: The Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act Of 1996 And The Air Transportation Safety And System Stabilization Act Of 2001, Kristin Buja Schroeder

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Future Of Airline Travel

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Security For The Future: Let's Get Our Airlines Flying, John Attanasio

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Note, When Wishing On A Star Just Won’T Do: The Legal Basis For International Cooperation In The Mitigation Of Asteroid Impacts And Similar Transboundary Disasters, Evan R. Seamone

Journal Articles

This Note uses the threat of collisions of large space bodies with the Earth as a vehicle to investigate the legal duties of nations to participate in collective efforts at megadisaster mitigation. Asteroids and comets are space bodies while meteors occupy a less-threatening category. Although they differ in chemical composition and in visibility to the naked eye, large space bodies can endanger multiple nations simultaneously. Space bodies are ideal topics of investigation because the magnitude of the threats they pose is inestimable. Legal obligations to mitigate Earth impacts apply equally well to other infrequent threats that are currently of the …

Intellectual Property Rights As A Policy Tool For Earth Observation Data In Europe, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

This chapter provides a contribution to analyze and evaluate the possibilities and obstacles of using intellectual property rights as a policy tool in the European Earth observation context. To this end, the generic concept of “intellectual property rights” will be discussed first. Secondly, such an analysis will then be applied to the legal particularities provided by Earth observation from space. Thirdly, a few international treaties on intellectual property rights will be discussed. Fourthly, the particular legal framework available in principle for any policies in Europe will be scrutinized, for example the specifics of the legal order having arisen within the …

"Super Jumbo" Problem: Boeing, Airbus, And The Battle For The Geopolitical Future, Daniel L. Fisher

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

The commercial aircraft industry is important to the United States for both economic and political reasons. Economically, commercial aviation has been the linchpin of the military-industrial complex and a positive actor on many other segments of U.S. industry. Politically, Boeing has ensured the lead of the United States in the aviation industry and aviation exports, which have a beneficial effect on the ability of the United States to export geopolitical power.

Cognizant of this salutary effect of a successful aviation industry on the United States, Europe created and financed Airbus as a direct competitor to Boeing, hoping it would play …

Ukrainian National Space Law From An International Perspective, Frans G. Von Der Dunk, Sergei A. Negoda

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

As one of the three former Soviet republics engaged in space activities, the Ukraine has had to formulate new national space legislation as a means of demonstrating a responsible attitude to the international security system, of harmonizing its legislation with that of its international political and economic partners and of creating clear guidelines for investors.This article presents the background to the formation of Ukrainian space law, describes some of the new laws enacted and discusses these within the context of international space law. Particular attention is paid to the legal regulation of commercial activities, to dual-use issues and to the …

Earth Observation Data Policy In Europe: An Inventory Of Legal Aspects And Legal Issues, Frans Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

The activities of Earth observation and further policy initiatives to deal with the data produced thereby raise fundamental questions as to how to use “law” as a policy tool, to stimulate them and/or curb their perceived negative effects. The crucial involvement of “outer space” in Earth observation causes special legal parameters to arise in this respect. Europe is one of the major players in this area, with various important international organizations involved in addition to a number of space powers, which makes it interesting in particular to deal with the situation in this part of the world. This chapter provides …

Aviation Professionals And The Threat Of Criminal Liability - How Do We Maximize Aviation Safety

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Re-Regulation And Airline Passengers' Rights, Timothy M. Ravich

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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On The Hijacking Of Agencies (And Airplanes): The Federal Aviation Administration, Agency Capture, And Airline Security, Mark Niles

Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals

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On The Hijacking Of Airplanes (And Agencies): The Faa, ‘Agency Capture,’ And Airline Security, Mark Niles

Faculty Articles

This article will analyze the allegation that the FAA has been "captured" by airline industry interests. It begins with a summary of agency capture theory, and a brief reference to some of its more important complexities and nuances.

Attacks On America - Privacy Implications Of Heightened Security Measures In The United States, Europe, And Canada, Ruwantissa Abeyratne

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Freedom Versus Fear: The Future Of Air Travel

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Prospects For Changing Airline Ownership Rules, Yu-Chun Chang, George Williams

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Commerce Clause As A Shelter For Discrimination, Richard Deutsch

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Aviation Safety: Proposals To Reduce The Fatal Accident Rate And The Debate Over Data Protection, Evan P. Singer

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Crisis Management Toward Restoring Confidence In Air Transport-Legal And Commercial Issues, Ruwantissa Abeyratne

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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