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Recent Developments In Aviation Case Law, Donald R. Anderson Jan 1984

Recent Developments In Aviation Case Law, Donald R. Anderson

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Due Process, Equal Protection And The Right To Travel: Can Article 22 Of The Warsaw Convention Stand Up To These Constitutional Foes, Britt Monts Jan 1984

Due Process, Equal Protection And The Right To Travel: Can Article 22 Of The Warsaw Convention Stand Up To These Constitutional Foes, Britt Monts

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Discovery Of Military Aircraft Accident Investigation Reports, Richard C. Coyle Jan 1984

Discovery Of Military Aircraft Accident Investigation Reports, Richard C. Coyle

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Fire Safety In Transport Category Aircraft: Litigating A Post-Crash Or In-Flight Aircraft Fire, Philip M. Foss, Robert D. Tepper Jan 1984

Fire Safety In Transport Category Aircraft: Litigating A Post-Crash Or In-Flight Aircraft Fire, Philip M. Foss, Robert D. Tepper

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Front Matter Jan 1984

Front Matter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Forfeiture Of Aircraft Used In Crimes - The Consequences To The Innocent Owner Or Security Interest Holder, Stephen A. Youngman Jan 1984

Forfeiture Of Aircraft Used In Crimes - The Consequences To The Innocent Owner Or Security Interest Holder, Stephen A. Youngman

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Book Review: Pricing And Capacity Determination In International Air Transport By Peter P. Haanappel, Bert W. Rein Jan 1984

Book Review: Pricing And Capacity Determination In International Air Transport By Peter P. Haanappel, Bert W. Rein

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Attempt To Regulate Restrictive Commercial Practices In The Field Of Air Transportation Within A Transnational Antitrust Legal And Institutional Framework, J. Kodwo Bentil Jan 1984

Attempt To Regulate Restrictive Commercial Practices In The Field Of Air Transportation Within A Transnational Antitrust Legal And Institutional Framework, J. Kodwo Bentil

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Torts-Liability Limitations Under The Warsaw Convention-The Cargo Liability Limits Of The Warsaw Convention Are Fully Enforceable At The Rate Of $9.07 Per Pound. Trans World Airlines, Inc. V. Franklin Mint Corp., 104 S. Ct. 1776 (1984), Dawn Davenport Jan 1984

Torts-Liability Limitations Under The Warsaw Convention-The Cargo Liability Limits Of The Warsaw Convention Are Fully Enforceable At The Rate Of $9.07 Per Pound. Trans World Airlines, Inc. V. Franklin Mint Corp., 104 S. Ct. 1776 (1984), Dawn Davenport

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Front Matter Jan 1984

Front Matter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Deregulation And Commuter Airline Safety, Clinton V. Oster Jr., C. Kurt Zorn Jan 1984

Deregulation And Commuter Airline Safety, Clinton V. Oster Jr., C. Kurt Zorn

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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A Legal Analysis Of The Shooting Of Korean Airlines Flight 007 By The Soviet Union, Farooq Hassan Jan 1984

A Legal Analysis Of The Shooting Of Korean Airlines Flight 007 By The Soviet Union, Farooq Hassan

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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From Contribution To Good Faith Settlements: Equity Where Are You?, Larry S. Kaplan Jan 1984

From Contribution To Good Faith Settlements: Equity Where Are You?, Larry S. Kaplan

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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After Bali: Can The Warsaw Convention Be Proven A Taking Under The Fifth Amendment?, Roger D. Rowe Jan 1984

After Bali: Can The Warsaw Convention Be Proven A Taking Under The Fifth Amendment?, Roger D. Rowe

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Bibliography, Sally H. Wise, Kay L. Andrus Jan 1984

Bibliography, Sally H. Wise, Kay L. Andrus

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Casenotes And Statute Notes, David F. Brown Jan 1984

Casenotes And Statute Notes, David F. Brown

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Launching The Rocket Industry In The United States: Domestic Regulation Of Private Expendable Launch Vehicles, Allen Duane Weber Jan 1984

Launching The Rocket Industry In The United States: Domestic Regulation Of Private Expendable Launch Vehicles, Allen Duane Weber

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Employment-At-Will Doctrine And Non-Union Airlines: Impact On Both Employees And Employers, Perry J. Tarnofsky Jan 1984

The Employment-At-Will Doctrine And Non-Union Airlines: Impact On Both Employees And Employers, Perry J. Tarnofsky

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Space Warc: International Accommodations For Satellite Communications, Martin A. Rothblatt Jan 1984

The Space Warc: International Accommodations For Satellite Communications, Martin A. Rothblatt

Michigan Journal of International Law

Communication satellites in geostationary orbit have the marvelous ability to permit information exchange across very large distances. These satellites can accomplish this feat because they are high enough above the earth's surface to be in the "line-of-sight" of microwave transmitters and receivers many thousands of miles apart. Although communication satellites were first used to relay information between continents, by the end of the 1970s they were being used increasingly to transmit information within large countries. This more recent usage, known as "domestic satellite service," is an attractive substitute for lengthy terrestrial microwave or cable networks.

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Some Conflicting Trends In Satellite Telecommunications, David M. Leive Jan 1984

Some Conflicting Trends In Satellite Telecommunications, David M. Leive

Michigan Journal of International Law

Two broad trends are evident today in international satellite telecommunications. The first is a trend towards greater international regulation of the natural resources involved, the radio frequency spectrum and the geostationary satellite orbit. The second is a trend towards international and regional groupings in the provision of communications services among countries. Other articles in this volume discuss various aspects of one or the other of these trends, such as the 1985/1988 Space WARC, and regional satellite developments in Europe. Consequently, no attempt is made here to analyze the two trends fully. The principal point of this paper is to analyze …

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Eutelsat: Europe's Satellite Telecommunications, Simone Courteix Jan 1984

Eutelsat: Europe's Satellite Telecommunications, Simone Courteix

Michigan Journal of International Law

In the 1950s long distance telephone communication by wire or Herz circuit was extremely limited and usually very expensive. In 1956, the installation of the first transatlantic telephone cable, TAT 1, signaled the beginning of the present era in intercontinental telecommunications. However, it soon became apparent that underwater cables would not meet the ever-increasing demand for communications created by expanding global economic activity. At the same time, radio communications also experienced growing demand, and suffered from overcrowded frequencies. It was therefore natural that the first application of telecommunications technology in space focused on the improvement of intercontinental circuits.

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Major Legal Issues Arising From The Use Of The Geostationary Orbit, Stephen Gorove Jan 1984

Major Legal Issues Arising From The Use Of The Geostationary Orbit, Stephen Gorove

Michigan Journal of International Law

The remarkable scientific and technological developments of the past three decades have resulted in the increasing use of the "geostationary orbit.” Advances in the technology of broadcasting, meteorological reconnaissance, tracking and data relay from orbital satellites, for example, have greatly enlarged its importance. The growing number of geostationary satellites and the anticipated increases in their use have evoked widespread concerns among many less-developed countries (LDCs) about the early preemption of available orbital positions by more developed nations. Attention has focused on the question of the maximum number of satellites that can be accommodated in the orbit. Although estimates have varied …

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Legal Framework Of Communications Programs In The European Space Agency, W. M. Thiebaut Jan 1984

Legal Framework Of Communications Programs In The European Space Agency, W. M. Thiebaut

Michigan Journal of International Law

The establishment of the ESC gave Europe the necessary impetus to start applications programs. In 1968, the third ESC ministerial meeting at Bad Godesberg, Federal Republic of Germany, unequivocally assigned space applications to ESRO, created the Committee of Senior Officials as an advisory board, and allocated a small budget for studies on application satellites. The Committee of Senior Officials set up a working group specifically to study possible European involvement in communication satellite programs. This working group consisted not only of representatives of the ESC and the space organizations ELDO and ESRO but also of the potential users of the …

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Current Issues In Remote Sensing, I. H. Ph. Diederiks-Verschoor Jan 1984

Current Issues In Remote Sensing, I. H. Ph. Diederiks-Verschoor

Michigan Journal of International Law

In this article certain problems surrounding Satellite remote sensing (SRS) will be addressed with particular emphasis on their legal implications. Aspects of air law as they affect remote sensing will not be discussed in any detail, nor will it be necessary to refer to the vexing problem of determining the satisfactory boundary between the airspace and outer space. This fundamental problem is still in dispute and under constant review, both in scholarly circles and in the United Nations; and the world community may consider itself fortunate that the issue has not prevented a number of important international agreements on space …

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Index, Michigan Journal Of International Law Jan 1984

Index, Michigan Journal Of International Law

Michigan Journal of International Law

Index of terms used in this volume.

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Coping With Deregulation: Reduction Of Labor Costs In The Airline Industry, John V. Jansonius, Kenneth E. Broughton Jan 1984

Coping With Deregulation: Reduction Of Labor Costs In The Airline Industry, John V. Jansonius, Kenneth E. Broughton

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Front Matter Jan 1984

Front Matter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Liability Of Private Space Transportation Companies To Their Customers, Charles L. Deem Nov 1983

Liability Of Private Space Transportation Companies To Their Customers, Charles L. Deem

BYU Law Review

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Air Carriers' Liability Under The Warsaw Convention After Franklin Mint V. Twa Sep 1983

Air Carriers' Liability Under The Warsaw Convention After Franklin Mint V. Twa

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Legal Implications Of A Permanent Manned Presence In Space, Delbert D. Smith Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Stefan M. Lopathiewicz, Martin A. Rothblatt Jun 1983

Legal Implications Of A Permanent Manned Presence In Space, Delbert D. Smith Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Stefan M. Lopathiewicz, Martin A. Rothblatt

West Virginia Law Review

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