session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations
type: interactive
Description: Authors with an abstract accepted for an interactive presentation will be asked to prepare slides and display them for the duration of the congress on plasma screens. Authors will be assigned to interactive sessions in which they must be near the plasma screens to engage in interactive discussions with other congress attendees.
Date: 2016-09-28
Time: 13:15
Room: Jalisco Hall C - Exhibition Hall

IPC members

Coordinator: Prof. Lesley Jane Smith, Leuphana University of Lüneburg/Weber-Steinhaus & Smith, Germany;
Coordinator: Prof. Mahulena Hofmann, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg ;
Rapporteur: Mr. Nicholas Puschman, Bird & Bird, United Kingdom;

papers
Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
Reducing Launch Costs – The Legal Basis of Aerial and Suborbital Satellite Launches.	withdrawn	Mr. Hamza Hameed	Leiden University	The Netherlands
Reconsideration of Patent Rights: A Reality Check for Outer Space Inventions	withdrawn	Mr. Amitava Chakraborty		United States
Public System of Ownership for Galileo Satellites: Issues of Responsibility, Liability and Registration	confirmed	Dr. Andreas Loukakis	University of Luxembourg	Luxembourg
Law & Policy Collide in Space	withdrawn	Ms. Anja Nakarada Pecujlic	University of Vienna	Austria
The potential commercialization of China’s space station and its relevance to space law	confirmed	Mr. Jie Long	The University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong SAR, China
Distinguishing On-Orbit Jurisdiction from Space Traffic Management in the American regulatory context	withdrawn	Ms. Danielle Miller	University of Nebraska, College of Law	United States
Policy Implications from the 4th ISU SSP Mars Treatymaking Workshop	confirmed	Mr. Camilo Andres Reyes Mantilla		Colombia
Investment Protections for Space Mining Operations: ensuring the benefits of space for all	withdrawn	Mr. Daniel Porras	Georgetown University Law Center	United States
Satellite jamming, human rights protection and national security	withdrawn	Ms. Elena Carpanelli		Italy
ON-ORBIT TRANSFER OF SATELLITES BETWEEN STATES: LEGAL ISSUES-WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON LIABILITY AND REGISTRATION	confirmed	Ms. Upasana Dasgupta	Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University	India
Making an exception in the international law on the weaponization of space for the mitigation of NEOs. An Arms Race in Space?	withdrawn	Mr. Dimitrios Stratigentas		Greece
Cooperation among BRICS in space matter: a review of Brazilian agreements	confirmed	Mr. Jonathan Andrade		Brazil
Space Law and Human Rights: The Future in its Convergence	withdrawn	Ms. Deepika Jeyakodi		The Netherlands
the relationship between appropriation and ownership in the context of international space law	withdrawn	Ms. Yangzi Tao	Beijing Institute of Technology	China
The mineral rights in outer space mining	confirmed	Ms. Barbara Skardzińska	University of Warsaw	Poland
legal challenges of cyber security in space	confirmed	Mrs. Kinga Kolasa-Sokolowska		Poland
applicable normative to international space criminal law	confirmed	Mr. Víctor Iván Coello Marcelín		Mexico
Commercialisation of Remote Sensing Activities: A Need for an international Treaty	withdrawn	Ms. Nandini Paliwal	International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden University	Netherlands Antilles
the impact of space related non governmental organisations in developing space law and policy and space exploration	withdrawn	Mr. Sidhant Sharma	Leiden University	The Netherlands
asteroid mining: the law awakens	confirmed	Mr. Grey Dodge		United States
National Space Law: the case of France and New Challenges for Space Activities	confirmed	Ms. Anne-Sophie Martin	University of Rome "La Sapienza"	Italy
State Responsibility and Liability in Space Law vis a vis General International Law	withdrawn	Ms. Upasana Dasgupta	Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University	India
Asteroid Mining & Its Legal Implications	confirmed	Mr. Neil Modi		India
Shaping a Legal System for China’s BeiDou Navigation Satellite System	withdrawn	Mr. Dejian KONG	International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden University	The Netherlands
Legality of Non-cooperative Satellite Removal	withdrawn	Ms. Siqing LI		China
The U.S. Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act and the Outer Space Treaty: A contradiction or a lacuna?	confirmed	Ms. GEORGIA MARIA KALOGIROU		Greece
Is non-existence of a treaty equal to ineffective treaty? An Examination on the Application of the Moon Agreement	confirmed	Ms. Merve ERDEM		Türkiye
the u.s. space act of 2015 and the private international law: from intellectual property rights to property rights in space	confirmed	Mr. Elie Aoun	Université de Lille 2	France
New Implications of Lunar Exploitation and Moon Agreement	confirmed	Mr. AMIT KUMAR PADHY	Hidayatullah National Law University	India
Legal Approach to the Exploitation of Natural Resources of the Asteroid by the Non-Governmental Sector: an Analysis from the Perspective of China	withdrawn	Mr. Mingyan Nie	Institute of Air and Space Law, University of Cologne	Germany
A New Era for Spacefaring Nations: Mining the Way to a Doctrinal Resolution to Property Rights in Space	confirmed	Mr. Richard Burks	Duke University	United States
Mining in Outer Space: Sovereignty, Jurisdiction and Property Rights (Un-)Reconciled	withdrawn	Ms. Almira Duskalieva		Russian Federation
Unpredictable Future? ----The Principle in Outer Space Treaty on Space Resources Mining and National Commercial Space Legislation	withdrawn	Ms. Yu Fu	China University of Political Science and Law	China
Patents in Outer Space: An Approach to the Legal Framework of Future Inventions	withdrawn	Mr. Juan Jimenez	UNIVERSIDAD SERGIO ARBOLEDA	Colombia
small satellites leo constellations: adaptation of the regulatory regime and development perspectives	withdrawn	Ms. Ceren Canet Sahin		France
the environmental impact of space tourism: a legal guideline	confirmed	Mr. Alberto Rueda Carazo	Universidad de Jaen	Spain

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