7-B3.8. Legal framework for collaborative space activities - New ways of launching (micro-launching) and large constellation microsats (Joint IAF/IISL session)

Papers

1. The Future of the Legal Framework in the Space Activities

2. “Leviathan Lite” - Towards a Global Stewardship Organization for Space Domain Awareness, Conduct, and Remediation

3. A new approach to national laws aimed at encouraging small satellites’ space activities

4. small satellite activities and legal challenges regarding the states responsibility

5. The Principle of Non-Appropriation and the Exclusive Uses of LEO by Large Satellite Constellation

6. The ITU space regulation - a key element to access space

7. Large Satellite Constellations and frequency spectrum allocation – the adequacy of selected national procedures

8. Outer Space SARPs: A Step Towards Harmonization of National Regulations for the Enhancement of Sustainability of the Space Environment

9. addressing environmental and health concerns of toxic rocket fuel: legal and policy implications

10. 5 Years into the EAR: Opportunities for International Collaboration through Export Control Reform

11. Legal and Policy Perspectives on Civil-Military Cooperation for the establishment of Space Traffic Management

12. Financing space start-ups in the US: legal barriers and opportunities for public and private funds

13. Commercial OOS and Its Future: Policy and Legal Issues Beyond Life Extension

14. Regulatory aspects in launch services contracts for micro-satellites - successful docking in legal space