8. Policy, Legal, Institutional and Economic Aspects of Space Debris Detection, Mitigation and Removal (Joint Session with IAF Space Security Committee)

Papers

1. Space debris removal, the fragmentation of international law and converging UN mandates: why commercial actors should pay attention to developments in the UN

2. Space situational awareness on a global scale: pertinent legal issues

3. Employing Lex Lata and Lex Ferenda for Regulating the Surge in Small Satellites

4. Developing ASAT Test Norms : one small step towards reducing global tensions

5. An Analysis of the Public and Private Dimension in the Field of Active Debris Removal

6. Perspectives from a Venture Space Company on Regulatory Frameworks for Addressing Space Debris

7. Dual Use Technology in Space: How Might We Remove Space Debris Without Causing a War?

8. Emerging leo nano-micro satellite market: has the time arrived for a stringent application of space debris mitigation measures?

9. The legal implementation of space debris remediation as a necessary condition for the sustainability of near-Earth space

10. Treating Space Junk as a Space Resource

11. The sustainable use of the orbit resource: Protected regions and zoning of Earth orbits from the perspective of public international law

12. Legal solutions based on French legislation and others regarding Active Debris Removal issues Philippe CLERC

13. Sustainable Operation of Large Constellations of Satellites in LEO: Going Beyond Existing Debris Mitigation Recommendations