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Volume 36

2010 • University of Mississippi School of Law

The Journal of Space Law is the oldest publication dedicated to legal issues in outer space.

Issue 1

Remote Sensing Data Distribution and Application in the Environmental Protection, Disaster Prevention, and Urban Planning in China
Ling, Yan
Pages 435📥 Download PDF
Remote Sensing Issues as They Relate to Korea
Lee, Jae Gon
Pages 415📥 Download PDF
Sensing a Change - The Re-Launch of Australia’s Space Policy and Some Possible Legal Implications
Freeland, Steven
Pages 381📥 Download PDF
Remote Sensing and Environmental Monitoring
Vazquez, Fermin Romero; Lara, Sergio Camacho
Pages 365📥 Download PDF
Japanese Law and Regulations Concerning Remote Sensing Activities
Aoki, Setsuko
Pages 335📥 Download PDF
Legality of the Deployment of Anti-Satellite Weapons in Earth Orbit Present and Future
Kuan, Shang
Pages 207📥 Download PDF
Prometheus Unbound A New Legal Paradigm for Air Law and Space Law
Halstead, C. Brandon
Pages 143📥 Download PDF
The March of Science Fourth Amendment Implications on Remote Sensing in Criminal Law
Gunasekara, Surya Gablin
Pages 115📥 Download PDF
Inventions in Outer Space Need for Reconsideration of the Patent Regime
Bhat B., Sandeepa
Pages 1📥 Download PDF

Issue 2

The Moon Agreement in the 21st Century: Addressing its Potential Role in the Era of Commercial Exploitation of Natural Resources
Onoda, Masami
Pages 579📥 Download PDF
Among the Pacific Rim Commentaries
Kuriyama, Ikuko
Pages 567📥 Download PDF
Access to Water on the Moon Lessons from Water Law in Hawai‘i and Elsewhere
Van Dyke, Jon M.
Pages 525📥 Download PDF
Celestial Bodies
Tronchetti, Fabio
Pages 489📥 Download PDF
of EU Initiatives
Park, Won-hwa
Pages 459📥 Download PDF
To the End of the Earth A Study of the Boundary Between Earth and Space
Goodman, Theodore W.
Pages 87📥 Download PDF
High Hopes and Low Estimates New Space’s Rocky Contractual Road
Dirkx, Marielle Elisabet
Pages 55📥 Download PDF
Live Blogcast Foreword
Gabrynowicz, Joanne Irene
Pages iii📥 Coming Soon