rootbrowseIAC-08E8session 33. Weaponisation of Outer Space in the Light of the Outer Space Treaty, Part BPapers1. Some Legal Problems on the Prevention of Proliferation of Weapons in Outer Space2. Outer Space: Arena for War or Peace3. Updating the Outer Space Treaty - a US perspective4. Legal aspects relating to Disarmament, Space Control, Space Situational Awareness and International Space Traffic Management5. Limits on Space Weapons: Incorporating the Law of War into the Corpus Juris Spatialis6. Distintion between Militarisation and Weaponisation of Outer Space, A Misleading Concept7. Weaponization of Outer Space and Impact on Peaceful Uses8. Space Debris - The Threat to Commercial Use of Space9. Star Wars of The Third Millennium: Legal Implications of Satellite Shooting10. Need of the Hour: A Regulatory Framework for the Military Use of Outer Space11. Weaponisation of Outer Space and International Rule of Law12. The 2008 Russia / China Proposal for a Treaty to Ban Weapons in Space: A Missed Opportunity or an Opening Gambit?13. Breaking from the Past: A new Approach to Space Security14. Issues Arisen from Destruction of Satellites by Missiles15. Issues on the Asia-Pacific Outer Space Cooperation and Sino-Russian Treaty of Peaceful Use of the Outer Space