rootbrowseIAC-12E7session 33. The International Legal Regulation of Outer Space within the Scope of Public International LawPapers1. A Roadmap For a Sustainable Space Legal Regime2. Analogues Between Space Law and Law of the Sea/International Maritime Law: Can Space Law Usefully Borrow or Adapt Rules from these Other Areas of Public International Law?3. Contiguous zone between air space and outer space4. Critical Legal Issues Associated with Current and Future Spacefaring Endeavors5. Revisit the Concept of International Custom in International Space Law6. STATE LIABILITY FOR MILITARY SPACE ACTIVITIES7. The applicability of rules of international humanitarian law to military conflicts in outer space: legal certainty or time for a change?8. The Relationship between the United Nations Space Treaties and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties9. The Standard of Due Diligence in Operating a Space Object10. The World Heritage Convention and Outer Space: from territorial to international to space heritage11. Theoretical and Historical Premises for Consideration of the International Legal Regime of Civil Security in the Outer Space12. The dichotomy between the duty to provide information and security concerns of the State