Your Space or Mine?

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Your Space or Mine?

01.12.2025

Tamanna Chandan Chachlani Alina Pandey

Once the domain of Cold War rivalry, space exploration today has become the shared contention of national governments, billionaires and private corporations alike. With corporations like SpaceX and Blue Origin...

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129 Words and the Weight of Worlds

04.11.2025

Jack Wright Nelson

We will soon cross a Rubicon in our new commercial space age. In 2024, a rocket lifted off every 36 hours. In 2025, every 28 hours. Commercial providers now account...

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Space Data as ‘Investment’ in International Investment Law

12.06.2025

Güneş Ünüvar

Outer space is now a dynamic, commercialized arena, prompting economic and legal systems to reassess how value is defined beyond Earth. The rise of private actors has driven new value...

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Let Those Without Sin Cast the First Stone

12.09.2024

Kiran Mohan Vazhapully

It has been said that “satellites don’t have mothers”. However, a nuclear-material-laden satellite detonating in space could have consequences that produce ripple effects on global peace and security. This threat...

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The Most Exciting Field of International Law

05.06.2023

Maximilian Bertamini

Outer space has received a new high of attention over the last couple of years. Pop-culture, businesses and states have turned their gaze (back) up to the stars. Of course,...

Bofaxe

Of Old Wisdoms and New Challenges

18.08.2022

Maximilian Bertamini

At the end of July 2022, Volume I (Rules) of the long awaited McGill Manual on International Law Applicable to Military Uses of Outer Space (MILAMOS) was finally released. Drafted...

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International Lawyers, Look to the Heavens – Before We Lose Them

07.04.2021

Cristian van Eijk

What kind of law do you ‘do’? Where would you place its outward bounds? Substantively, but also geographically; what lines do you draw in your imagination to encompass your field(s)...

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