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Space tourism, satellite use, military scope or extra-terrestrial resource extraction: space law is increasingly shaping national and international interests. In clear diction and with illustrations and supporting graphics, Hobe presents all relevant legal aspects of space use on the basis of international space law and all relevant national space legislations. Focus on new developments The 2nd edition takes into account the new legal problems resulting from the rapidly advancing conquest of space. This concerns previously unknown areas, in particular: Space travel by private companies NASA's Artemis programme Concrete considerations for the colonisation of the Moon and Mars Resource extraction on celestial objects Traffic rules for outer space.

The Cologne Commentary on Space Law is a three-volume annotation on the written norms of space law as enunciated through the Treaties of the United Nations and its General Assembly Resolutions. Volume I focuses on the 1967 Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, popularly known as the ‘Outer Space Treaty’. A broad international authorship of twenty experts addresses the historical overview and provides a provision-by-provision interpretation of the Outer Space Treaty. This Volume also includes insights into the subsequent State practice, present-day applicability and future perspectives of the Treaty.°°The other four UN Treaties, the 1968 Rescue Agreement, the 1972 Liability Convention, the 1975 Registration Convention and the 1979 Moon Agreement, are addressed in Volume II, which was published in 2013. Volume III (published in 2015) delves into the eight most relevant United Nations General Assembly Resolutions/Principles on space activities. °°On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Outer Space Treaty, Volume I of the Cologne Commentary on Space Law has been translated into Russian.

Die Neuerscheinung Auch die rechtswissenschaftliche Lehre muss sich den Herausforderungen der Globalisierung stellen. Neben einem Plädoyer für das internationale Recht als Grundlagenfach des 21. Jahrhunderts zeigen die in diesem Band zusammengestellten Beiträge aus international-privatrechtlicher und aus völkerrechtlicher Perspektive weitere einschlägige inhaltliche und didaktische Konzepte auf.

The Cologne Commentary on Space Law (CoCoSL) is a three-volume annotation on the norms of space law as contained in the Treaties of the United Nations and its General Assembly Resolutions. As a joint publication of the Institute of Air and Space Law of the University of Cologne and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the commentary brings together the scientific and academic proficiency of the Institute and the practical and technical capacity of DLR. It constitutes essential reading for all academics, practitioners and technicians working in the field of space law and beyond. Volume I, II and III Content Overview Volume I, I and III: Volume I serves as the foundation upon which Volumes II and III of the Commentary build. It comments on the Outer Space Treaty which represents the first international space treaty that lays down the basic principles for the activities of states in outer space. Volume III discuss the six most relevant United Nations General Assembly Resolutions on space law, namely:the 1982 Direct Broadcasting Principles,the 1986 Remote Sensing Principles,the 1992 Nuclear Power Sources Principles,the 1996 Space Benefits Declaration,the 2004 Launching State Resolution andthe 2007 Registration Practice Resolution. Gesamtabnahmepflicht der 3 Bände

Volume I of CoCoSL focuses on the 1967 Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. Known as the “Outer Space Treaty”, it was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in its resolution 2222 (XXI) and opened for signature on 27 January 1967. It entered into force on 10 October 1967, and as of 1 January 2013, has received 102 ratifications and 26 signatures. Volume I of CoCoSL was presented to the public in October 2009 at the 52nd Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space of the International Institue of Space Law (IISL), in Daejeon, Republic of Korea. Volume I provides a historical overview of the Outer Space Treaty, including a critical review as to its present-day applicability. A provision-by-provision analysis of the Outer Space Treaty is provided, including insights into the negotiations and drafting history, interpretation of the text of each Article, and future perspectives of the principles enshrined therein. Gesamtabnahmepflicht der 3 Bände

Die Auswirkungen der Globalisierung auf das Völkerrecht stehen im Zentrum dieses Bandes, der die Vorträge eines internationalen Symposiums in Köln versammelt. Aus der Perspektive der Theorie des Staates, des Allgemeinen Völkerrechts, des Europarechts, des Wirtschaftsvölkerrechts, des Investitionsrechts, des Luft- und des Weltraumrechts beleuchten die Studien die Folgen der zunehmenden weltweiten Vernetzung. Besonders interessant ist dabei, dass etliche der auf der Konferenz im März 2008 vorausgesehenen Entwicklungen später mit Einsetzen der internationalen Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise tatsächlich eingetreten sind.

Die Studie geht institutionellen und materiellrechtlichen Aspekten einer möglichen Entwicklung der Europäischen Weltraumagentur zu einer " Galileo und GMES analysiert und Fragen zum Recht der EU, insbesondere zur neuen Raumfahrtkompetenz, und zum Vergaberecht beantwortet. Zahlreiche Übersichten, Querverweise und eine Zusammenfassung der Studienergebnisse auf Deutsch und auf Englisch sichern die Benutzerfreundlichkeit.

Auf der Tagung des Kölner Luftfahrt-Forums wurden neue Perspektiven der europäischen Umweltpolitik in Bezug auf den Luftverkehr diskutiert. Die Möglichkeit einer Einbeziehung des Luftverkehrs in den Emissionshandel stellte dabei den Schwerpunkt der Erörterungen dar. Das Heft gibt einen knappen und konzisen Überblick über den derzeitigen Stand der Diskussion.