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Volume 46

2022 • University of Mississippi School of Law

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

Issue 1

Student Article Commercial Space Companies Lawmakers of 21st Century New Space
Wang, Hongxi
Pages 221📥 Download PDF
Tracking the Evolution of Customary Rules in International Space Law
Keskin, Berfin Bediz Yildiz
Pages 180📥 Download PDF
Lunar Missions by Newer Space Actors in the Next Five Years An Evaluation of Legal Issues
Dasgupta, Upasana
Pages 158📥 Download PDF
The Odyssey of European Space Policy
Castillo, Maria
Pages 134📥 Download PDF
The Artemis Plan A Paradigm Shift in International Law
Deplano, Rossana
Pages 83📥 Download PDF
The Perils of Plurality: Revisiting the Making of the International Law of the Moon
Sreejith, S.G.
Pages 43📥 Download PDF
Providing Clarity for Fault-Based Liability in International Space Law: A Practical Approach through Principles of General International Law
Sena, Tyler J.
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Issue 2

Avoiding Conflict in Asteroid Resource Extraction
Radisic, Gregory; Haffey, Connor
Pages 464📥 Download PDF
A New Gold Mining Rush
Vakaki, Aikaterini
Pages 421📥 Download PDF
Satellite Data and Imagery as Evidence
Rychlak, Ronald J.; Taylor, Sean Patrick
Pages 351📥 Download PDF
Space Arbitration and Harmful Interference Disputes
Zielinski, Laura Yvonne
Pages 327📥 Download PDF
The Next Arms Race and the Unknown Frontier of Outer Space: The Conceptual Challenges for International Law and Space Weaponization
Connolly, Rebecca; Bennett, Aine
Pages 294📥 Download PDF
What Place for Jus Cogens? How Manfred Lachs Foresaw New Thinking in International Space Law
Mac Garry, Laura Jamschon; Freeland, Steven
Pages 260📥 Download PDF