rootbrowseIAC-19E7session 55. Space Mining: National Authority? International Authority? Both?Papers1. The 40th anniversary of the Moon Agreement: time for reflection2. Reviewing the Moon Agreement or Amending the Outer Space Treaty – Views of UNCOPUOS Member States3. An International Registry and Registrar for Priority Rights to Extract Resources on Celestial Bodies4. Get Your Hands off My Asteroid: Priority and Security in Space Resources5. the case for an international registry of space resource activities: current perspectives6. Space Mining: Accounting for National Activities in International Regulation through the Delineation between National and International Jurisdiction7. Multilateral Agreements For Real Property Rights In The Solar System8. The impact of planetary protection in providing an appropriate legal framework for space mining9. Regulation of Commercial Mining of Space Resources on Celestial Bodies at National and International Level: An analysis of the 1979 Moon Agreement and the National Law Approach10. Prescribing the Best Medicine for the Struggling Space Mining Industry: An International Regulatory Agency or Technology Development Centers?11. An extra-terrestrial ‘gold rush’: A framework based on national laws, international legal developments and a dose of futures imagination12. Space Mining: The Need for International Global Governance