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Category: Space

Legitimacy of commercial exploitation of mineral resources in outer space: Does the US’ Executive Order violate international law?

January 20, 2021 Rajarshi Singh Leave a comment

In an attempt to give impetus to the United States’ ‘free market’ policy towards commercial mining of mineral resources in…

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Posted in: Space, Treaties

I’ll Give You the Moon . . . if International Law Lets Me: A Snapshot of Ownership Rights in Celestial Bodies

February 4, 2020 Carson W. Bennett Leave a comment

Overview When Brad Pitt stepped onto the moon in the 2019 film Ad Astra, he was warned that nation-states and marauders…

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Posted in: Public International Law, Space

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