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Modernization Of The Warsaw System - Montreal 1999, J. C. Batra

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The State Of The Art Knowledge For Icing Accidents For General Aviation Aircraft, William L. Maynard, Wayne R. Sand

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Federal Aviation Administration Suspected Unapproved Parts Program: The Need To Eliminate Safety Risks Posed By Unapproved Aircraft Parts, Beverly Jane Sharkey

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Launching From 'Down Under': The New Australian Space Activities Act Of 1998, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

1. Introduction: the generic role of national space legislation- Prior to dealing with the specific case of Australia, and its recently established national space law, a summary overview of international space law and the generic role of national space legislation within its framework is due. This overview is for a major part summarising an analysis already undertaken in much more detail at another occasion.

2. The international legal framework for national space legislation - Articles VI and VIII. Outer Space Treaty- Article VI of the Outer Space Treaty provides that states are internationally responsible for "national activities in outer space", …

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Repossession And Foreclosure Of Aircraft From The Perspective Of The Federal Aviation Act And The Uniform Commercial Code, John I. Karesh

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Exclusion Of Y2k Related Losses From Aviation Insurance Policies - Practicalities, Politics, And Legalities, Tony Pyne

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Mental Distress In Aviation Claims - Emergent Trends, Ruwantissa I. R. Abeyratne

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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International Regulation Of Interests In Aircraft: The Brazilian Reality And The Unidroit Proposal, Terena Penteado Rodrigues

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Global Airline Alliances - Reaching Out To New Galaxies In A Changing Competitive Market - The Star Alliance And Oneworld, Michael S. Simons

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Aircraft Noise Regulation In The European Union: The Hushkit Problem, Benedicte A. Claes

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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International Aircraft Noise Certification, Troy A. Rolf

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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American Prohibitions Against Gambling In International Aviation: An Analysis Of The Gorton Amendment Under The Law Of The United States And International Law, Brian E. Foont

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Warsaw Convention Jurisdiction And The Internet, Jukka Heinonen

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Who Really Should Have Exercised Jurisdiction Over The Military Pilots Implicated In The 1998 Italy Gondola Accident, Kimberly C. Priest-Hamilton

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Trade And Transport Policy In Inclement Skies - The Conflict Between Sustainable Air Transportation And Neo-Classical Economics, Paul Stephen Dempsey

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Flying Over Troubled Waters: The Collapse Of Dohsa's Historic Application To Litigation Arising From High Seas Commercial Airline Accidents, Jad J. Stepp, Michael J. Aubuchon

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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All The (Air) Rage: Legal Implications Surrounding Airline And Government Bans On Unruly Passengers In The Sky, William Mann

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Computer Reservations Systems, Airlines, And The Internet, Aimee Minick

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Security, Safety, And The Law: The Alpine Cable Accident, Ibpp Editor

International Bulletin of Political Psychology

This article describes how legal Issues pertaining to fatal aviation accidents with and without significant politico-military implications can contribute to or detract from security and safety phenomena leading to yet other fatal accidents.

International Organisations As Creators Of Space Law: A Few General Remarks, Frans Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

'Space law' is a term as such leaving much space for varying interpretations. In a narrow sense, it might be interpreted as involving the set of legal rules which foremost deal with outer space as an area and the comprehensive set of activities which humans can undertake in or with respect to that area. From that perspective, it deals essentially with the 'classical' five space treaties (Outer Space Treaty, Rescue Agreement, Liability Convention, Registration Convention and Moon Agreement) and the few important United Nations Resolutions which have been enunciated throughout the last four decades or so. Furthermore, it deals with …

Earth Observation And Data Policy In Europe: The Legal Issues - The Eopole Concerted Action Project -, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

Earth observation activities using satellites constitute one of the areas of space activities where important developments are presently occurring - most prominently as regards the 'downstream' use and application of data resulting from those activities. The increasing measure of private involvement in the relevant activities and the increasing availability of very high resolution data on the market are especially noticeable from this perspective. Policy issues regarding the use of earth observation data - as partly reflected by, partly resulting in legal parameters - in their tum are of paramount importance also for the earth observation activities in outer space themselves. …

Owning Outer Space, Ezra J. Reinstein

Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business

If exploitation of outer space's bounty is our goal, we must establish a space property legal system that creates both incentives and predictability. Space development is a highly risky endeavor, as well as mind-bogglingly expensive. Who would expend the effort in developing a space colony, if they were not certain of the project's legality? Valuable projects -- energy collection, mining, and colonization -- are by no means inevitable. If the law of outer space rejects such uses, or even makes their legality uncertain, it is unlikely that the nec-essary technology would ever be created. A promising solution to our ever-growing …

Er In The Skies: In-Flight Medical Emergencies, Robert F. Ruckman

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Japanese Laws Related To Airport Development And The Need To Revise Them, Isaku Shibata

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Trying To Level The Playing Field: Management's Entitlement To Economic Damages Resulting From Illegal Labor Strikes, Michael Shane Alfred

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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