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Nicolas Mateesco Matte Aerospace Law: From Scientific Exploration to Commercial Utilization
Very Good/Very Good 1977 The Carswell Company Limited (Distributor) Hardback, 354 + 1 Unpaginated Books/Articles By Author pgs, Moderately Cocked, Corners Very Lightly Bumped/(S)Lightly Worn, Nice Boards/Spine/Lettering/Back 1 Small Lightly Raised Bump/Spine Bottom Little Bumped/Pressed In/Very Lightly Worn, Page Tops/Outsides Little Age-Toned (Pages Themselves Lightly Age-Toned)/Tops Few Tiny Indents/Outsides 1 Light Line Scuff/Few Tiny Light Dots/1 Small Very Light Discoloration/Bottoms Near Spine Lightly Discolored Possibly Due To Manufacturing/Outside Edges Lightly Rubbed, Front Fly 1 Tiny Dot/Front Fly/Obverse Small White Sticker Covers Something Magic Markered Out Else Inside Tight + Clean, DJ Usual Light Scuffing/Front Lightly Rubbed/Top Edge Lightly Curled/Left Corner 1in/2.5cm Tear/Bottom Edge 1 Very Small Tear/Back Moderate Rubbing Which Reveals Underlying Layer Along Edges/In Middle/Right Edge Small Indent/Depression/Top Edge 1 Very Small Tear/Few Tiny Indents/2 Small Light Creases/Spine Few/Some Small Spots Top Layer Scuffed Off/Underlying White Seen/Top/Bottom Lightly Worn/Bottom Also Very Lightly Pressed In, List Of Abbreviations, Bibliography, From Front Overleaf: The year 1969 was marked by the dramatic triumph of man in space, when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. The same year also represented the end of an era of hard work and hope in the results of space exploration. Humanity trusted that the moon would offer only a first step forward and that from there, the big escape might successfully continue towards other similar conquests. Unfortunately, the moon has not, so far, proved to be a point to move towards and beyond, but rather a point of return. As a result, mankind is beginning to understand that survival depends more on the commercial use that it may take of orbital surroundings than of a continued moving away from them. PP The present volume explains and analyzes the second phase of technical achievements after 1969 and the legal implications are considered through various national or multinational channels be they of public or private origin. Indeed, in this phase of aerospace law, the commercial and cultural exploitation of space and the corresponding emerging law are, by their importance, of decisive influence on the peaceful future of humanity or on the danger of its destruction. PP At a time when telecommunications from space is being followed by worldwide remote sensing, and direct telecommunications from space is only years away, a new age of almost compulsory cooperation is taking shape, and the shuttle-type aerospace communications will only add to the necessity of a global-re-arrangement of co-existence. PP The present book endeavours to present this new phase of aerospace law and questions its consequences., Way Too Many Contents To List Here But Some Available Upon Request, Please Email, Here Are The Annexes: I. Convention for the Establishment of a European Space Agency, II. Agreement on the Establishment of the INTERSPUTNIK International System and Organization of Space Communications, III. Agreement Relating to the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization INTELSAT and Operating Agreement Relating to the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization INTELSAT, IV. Remote Sensing by Satellites: A. Draft International Agreement on Activities Carried Out Through Remote-Sensing Satellite Surveys of Earth Resources (Argentina), B. Draft Principles governing the Activities of States in the Field of Remote Sensing of Earth Resources by Means of Space Technology (France/U.S.S.R.), C. Treaty on Remote Sensing of Natural Resources by Means of Space Technology (Agentina/Brazil), D. Remote Sensing of the Natural Environment of the Earth from Outer Space. United States Working Paper on the Development of Additional Guidelines, V. Direct Satellite Broadcasting: A. UNESCO Declaration of Guiding Principles on the Use of Satellite Broadcasting for the Free Flow of Information, the Spread of Education and Greater Cultural Exchange (1972), B. Convention on Principles Governing the Use by States of Artificial Earth Satellites for Direct Television Broadcasting (U.S.S.R.), C. Draft International Convention on Direct Broadcasting by Satellite (Argentina), D. Principles Governing the Use by States of Artificial Earth Satellites for Direct Television Broadcasting (1975), VI. Convention Relating to the Distribution of Programme-Carrying Signals Transmitted by Satellites (1974), VII. Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects (1972), VIII. Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space (1974), IX. Draft Treaty Relating to the Moon (1975), Keywords: Law, Aerospace, Aerospace Law, Space, Outer Space, Space Objects, INTELSAT, Satellites, Direct Satellite Broadcasting, INTERSPUTNIK, European Space Agency, CLN00275
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