rootbrowseIAC-13E7session 11. Nandasiri Jasentuliyana Keynote Lecture on Space Law & 5th Young Scholars SessionPapers1. KEYNOTE LECTURE: A Normative System for Outer Space Activities in the Next Half Century2. "Space Law- Future Challenges and Potential Solutions" Examining Past International Space Law in Order to Determine the Future of International Space Law: Learning Lessons From History3. The Delimitation between Air space and Outer Space and the Emergence of Aerospace Objects4. The Conception and Treatment of International Governmental Organizations in the Preparatory Works of the Outer Space Treaty5. THE NOTION OF “DAMAGE” CAUSED BY A SPACE OBJECT UNDER THE 1972 LIABILITY CONVENTION6. One Step Back? Duties relating to the rescue of astronauts in orbit under the ARRA7. The Moon and Other Celestial Bodies: From the “Province All Mankind” Towards the “Common Heritage of Mankind”?8. The freedom to use outer space, or: the absence of claims over areas in space and the obligation to actually use its resources9. Some legal issues based on the case of “Phobos-Grunt” probe10. Legal Issues on the Launch by North Korea: Privilege of UN Security Council Resolutions or Outer Space Treaties11. Space Entrepreneurship and Space Law – Future Challenges and Potential Solutions12. Defining the Frontier of Space Commercialization - Analysis on the Normative Implication of UNIDROIT Space Protocol for Corpus Juris Spatialis13. Towards a coherent European Space Procurement Law and Policy: a new step forward?