About this book series
The Space Regulations Library is a series of high quality research books that are written by authors from all over the world and that deal primarily with national regulations governing space activities, particularly those that are carried out by private entities for commercial purposes. The series deals with those international regulatory issues that directly relate to the practical exploitation of space applications and are relevant to national regulatory systems.
The series covers the following specific topics:
- rationale for government regulation;
- trends in privatization, commercialization, (de)regulation and globalization of space activities;
- national regulatory policy-making processes relating to space activities;
- liability for damage caused by space activities;
- regulation of military uses of outer space;
- risk management;
- space insurance;
- trade in satellite telecommunications and launch services;
- national licensing requirements for launch activities, for satellite telecommunications and for remote sensing purposes;
- competition in domestic and international satellite telecommunication services as well as launch services;
- intellectual property rights under domestic regulations;
- export controls on space products and services;
- private contractual aspects of launch and satellite procurements;
- etc.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2542-9558
- Print ISSN
- 1572-6134
- Series Editor
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- Ram S. Jakhu
Book titles in this series
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Space Regulation in Canada: Past, Present and Potential
The Case for a Comprehensive Canadian Space Law
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Exclusive Use in an Inclusive Environment
The Meaning of the Non-Appropriation Principle for Space Resource Exploitation
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Private Law, Public Law, Metalaw and Public Policy in Space
A Liber Amicorum in Honor of Ernst Fasan
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