session 2

Title: ‘NewSpace’, New Laws/ How governments can foster new space activities
type: oral
Description: Outer Space Treaty principles of freedom of use, non-appropriation and state responsibility A range of new entrant financial investors is attracted to space activities, developing spacecraft constellations, introducing new practices, changing the conditions of access and use of Outer space, promoting what is now commonly called "NewSpace" initiatives. This session explores how new business already influences the development of space law and how governments are reacting or regulating new space activities. Papers are invited to analyze emerging trends in "NewSpace" and address the open question: Will ‘NewSpace’ necessarily mean New Laws?
Date: 2017-09-26
Time: 14:45
Room: Meeting Room L2

IPC members

Co-Chair: Dr. Marco Ferrazzani, European Space Agency (ESA), France;
Co-Chair: Dr. PJ Blount, Cardiff University, United Kingdom;
Rapporteur: Ms. Kamlesh Brocard, Swiss Space Office (SSO), Switzerland;

papers
Order	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	Newspace - putting an end to national prestige and accountability?	10	confirmed	Dr. Ulrike M. Bohlmann	ESA	France
2	Domestic authorization and supervision of private mega-constellations of satellites: pushing the boundaries of international space law?	10	confirmed	Dr. Fabio Tronchetti	Beihang University (BUAA)	China
3	Nemo dat quod non habet: You can’t give away what you don’t have.	10	withdrawn	Mr. Steven Mirmina	Georgetown University Law Center	United States
4	Legal Approaches to Network Driven Space Applications	10	confirmed	Mr. Stefan A. Kaiser		Germany
5	Private Space Actors - the Key Elements to the Changing Legal Framework: The Boeing Example	10	withdrawn	Ms. Anja Nakarada Pecujlic	Cologne University	Germany
6	The need to Regulate new space activities on exploration of Space Resources and off-earth mining.	10'	confirmed	Dr. Hamid Kazemi	Aerospace Research Institute, Ministry of Science, Research and Technology	Iran
7	Elon, Fly Me to the Moon! Legal Dimensions of Space Tourism beyond Earth Orbit	10	confirmed	Prof. Larry Martinez	International Institute of Space Law (IISL)	United States
8	Implementation of Space Traffic Management of Suborbital Launches in the United States National Airspace	10'	withdrawn	Ms. Melissa Kemper Force	Spaceport America	United States
9	First Considerations for a Practical Handbook to New Space Activities Regulators	10	confirmed	Mr. Jean-François Mayence	Belgian Federal Science Policy Office (BELSPO)	Belgium
10	National Space Competitiveness in New Space Era: A Comparative Study of Regulatory Frameworks of Space Activities in Emerging Space Countries	10	withdrawn	Ms. Zhuoyan Lu	International Space University (ISU)	France
11	Pondering the Legitimacy of the Outer Space Treaty from the Perspective of Space Natural Resources Exploitation: Is it time to Act instead of React?	10	confirmed	Ms. Maria Manoli	Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University	Canada
12	The Hague Space Resources Governance Working Group: Second Progress Report and the Way Forward	10	confirmed	Mrs. Tanja Masson-Zwaan	International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden University	The Netherlands
13	New space activities and legislation: a general overview with a specific reference to the ongoing debate in Italy	10	confirmed	Dr. Marina Gagliardi	Italian Space Agency (ASI)	Italy
14	statutory forfeiture of private property and the u.s. space resource exploration and utilization act of 2015	10	confirmed	Mr. George Anthony Long		United States
15	The NewSpace and the national space insurance regulations	10	withdrawn	Mrs. Kinga Kolasa-Sokolowska		Poland
16	Spaceplanes Operating in Airspace: In Search of a Regulatory Regime for Traffic Coordination	10	confirmed	Dr. George Kyriakopoulos	National and Kapodistrian University Of Athens	Greece
17	The UK Spaceflight Bill		withdrawn	Prof. Francis Lyall	University of Aberdeen, Scotland, U.K.	United Kingdom

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