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Publisher: Routledge (April 1, 2016)
Publication Date: April 1, 2016
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This is an excellent book. Not only is it a richly-annotated reference that one can dip into about specific topics, but it's very readable straight through. I read it from cover-to-cover over several days, in preparation for an introductory space law course I'll be teaching for the first time, and I didn't get bored. (Well, almost: some details of the history and governance of INTERSPUTNIK and other telecommunications organizations (Chap. 9) are no doubt more fascinating when, if ever, you actually need to know them.) The authors are especially helpful in pointing out gaps and inconsistencies between various treaties and other instruments of public international space law, and more generally in mentioning concrete examples of where gaps in the law could become problematic in the future. While this is important to practitioners, it was also a tremendous help to me as a novice teacher: my students can probably expect an exam question someday about, for example, who has jurisdiction over a space tourist who commits a crime aboard the International Space Station, if that person isn't a national of an ISS participant state. (Hint: the law's not clear on this point.)The authors are refreshingly supportive of public international law, and from time to time at least nod towards legal traditions outside the common law. They're also admirably level-headed about both the legality and the the wisdom of indulging Silicon Valley millionaires' fantasies of mining asteroids and the rest of the Solar System.
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