session IP

Recent Developments in Outer Space and the Moon Agreement: promoting a safer environment for both private and public exploitation of natural outer space resources

withdrawn

Mrs. Juliana Scavuzzi

Brazilian Association of Air and Space Law

Canada

The environmental aspects of space mining from a legal perspective

withdrawn

Ms. Rada Popova

Institute of Air and Space Law, University of Cologne

Germany

Extraterrestrial Law and Order

withdrawn

Mr. Albert Medina

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Realty

United States

China’s Space Station Project and International Cooperation: Feasibility and Legal Aspects

confirmed

Mr. Jie Long

The University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong SAR, China

Assistance by the launching authority - requirement or entitlement?

confirmed

Mr. Hannes Mayer

Karl Franzens Universität Graz

Austria

Policy Considerations for New Human Space Exploration Strategies: the Space Generation Perspective

confirmed

Ms. Chantelle Dubois

Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)

Canada

the interpretation of the outer space treaty and the activities of private companies in outer space

withdrawn

Ms. Sarah Moens

Ghent University

Belgium

EU regulatory framework on earth observation – are we there yet?

confirmed

Ms. Konstantina Liperi

Cyprus

Mining Outer Space: Overcoming Legal Barriers to A Well-Promising Future

confirmed

Ms. Maria Manoli

Canada

Non-Physical Disruption of Satellites or Its Functions: A threat to Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity of a State.

withdrawn

Mr. Bayar Goswami

India

Insuring Commercial Spaceflight: Confronting Challenges and Charting the Scheme

Ms. Zhuoyan Lu

University of Lapland

Finland

“Harmful interference” in outer space under IHL.

confirmed

Ms. Yu Fu

China University of Political Science and Law

China

Space Oddity: an analysis of Major Tom's Odyssey in Outer Space, and the implications of the disappearance of Astronauts in Outer Space.

withdrawn

Mr. Juan Pablo Vargas Pallini

Colombia

Are operators protected form unauthosrised cyber activities under the existing space law?

withdrawn

Ms. Iulia-Diana Galeriu

Romania

GNSS and Harmful Interference: Responsibility and Liability under International Space Law

confirmed

Ms. Radhika Yadav

National Law School of India University

India

Space law principles in action. Case study of human exploration in outer space in Mass Effect, the trilogy of role-playing video games

confirmed

Mr. Kamil Dobrowolski

Jagiellonian University

Poland

competition law and its relevance to the success of commercial space exploitation

Mr. Benjamyn Scott

International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden University

United Kingdom

the interaction of the law of armed conflict with outer space

withdrawn

Mr. Shripad Jagdale

Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)

India

Beyond Liability convention and Registration Agreement. How to regulate space activities of non-member states.

confirmed

Mr. Ping-Yu Lin

The Netherlands

3d printing in space legal implications

confirmed

Ms. Deepika Jeyakodi

Leiden University

The Netherlands

soft law in outer space:mechanism and recent practice

Ms. Jingjing Nie

China

Toward a New Norm of International Law: Satellite Imagery and its Influence on the Evolution of the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine

confirmed

Ms. Jillianne Pierce

Space Foundation

United States

International Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities: Analysis from an Institutional Perspective

confirmed

Mrs. Anastasia Voronina

University of Nebraska, College of Law

United States

Internet from the Sky: Legal Challenges

confirmed

Mr. Dimitrios Stratigentas

The Netherlands