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Title: 9th Nandasiri Jasentuliyana Keynote Lecture on Space Law and Young Scholars Session
type: oral
Description: The session examines the terms of the Outer Space Treaty in a prospective light, lending thought to how such a treaty, were it drafted today, would seek to regulate outer space activities as they are to develop further.
Date: 2017-09-26
Time: 09:45
Room: Meeting Room L2

IPC members

Co-Chair: Prof. Kai-Uwe Schrogl, International Institute of Space Law (IISL), France;
Co-Chair: Mr. Michael Davis, The Andy Thomas Space Foundation, Australia;
Rapporteur: Mr. Michael Dodge, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University, Canada;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1		KEYNOTE: The Outer Space Treaty – its first Fifty Years	45'	confirmed	Mr. Peter Jankowitsch	Austrian Aeronautics & Space Agency	Austria
2		Rebus sic stantibus and international space law: The evolution of the Space Treaties in the next fifty years	10	confirmed	Ms. Dimitra Stefoudi	Leiden University	The Netherlands
3		Legal Loophole or Just a Matter of Interpretation? On the Outer Space Treaty’s Methodology Test With the Diversification of Space Activities	10	confirmed	Ms. Merve ERDEM		Türkiye
4		Launching from the Moon, Mars and Other Celestial Bodies: a Legal Analysis	10	confirmed	Mr. Eloi PETROS	IDEST, University Paris Sud	France
5		International Trade in Launch Services under the WTO Regime	10	withdrawn	Ms. Joyeeta Chatterjee	Dentons US LLP	United States
6		Disarmament in Outer Space: Banning ASAT weapons with soft law?	10	confirmed	Mr. Takuya Sugimura		Japan
7		Outer Space Treaty 1967 vs. 2017 A Lex specialis or derogation from human rights?	10	confirmed	Mr. Milan Mijovic	Faculty of Law Union University	Serbia
8		The Principle of Peaceful Use of Outer Space faced with Military Activities.	10	withdrawn	Ms. Anne-Sophie Martin	University of Rome “La Sapienza”	Italy
9		The Implementation of TCBMs in Outer Space Activities: from the OST principles to the International Space Governance action	10	confirmed	Ms. Valentina Nardone		Italy
10		The rules of preventing collision in outer space	10	confirmed	Mr. Huxiao Yang		China
11		Space Traffic Management: Top Priority for Safety Operations	10	confirmed	Mr. Claudiu Mihai Taiatu	International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden University	Romania
12		Ideas for the Recent Development of the Draft Set of Guidelines for the Long-Term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities from a Legal Perspective	10	confirmed	Mr. Jie Long	The University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong SAR, China
13		A SUSTAINABLE ELABORATION OF THE 1967 OUTER SPACE TREATY	10	confirmed	Ms. Giulia Pavesi	University of Milan	Italy
14		Space mining and the enforcement of environmental protection measures in the light of Article IX of the Outer Space Treaty	10	confirmed	Mr. Federico Bergamasco		Italy
15		rethinking property rights over the natural resources in outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies.	10		Mr. Iseoluwa Akintunde		Canada
16		The 44%: International Traffic in Arms Regulation and How the United States is Hindering International Cooperation in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space	10	confirmed	Mr. Marshall Mckellar		United States
17		Legal Prevention of Unilateral Control over Regions and Points of Outer Space: The Case of Lagrangian Points		withdrawn	Mr. Aliaksandr Starun	Masaryk University	Czech Republic
–		the relationship between appropriation and ownership in the context of the outer space treaty			Ms. Yangzi Tao	Keio University	Japan