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Date of this Version
3-2012
Citation
IISL-ECSL Symposium (Vienna, March 2012).
Abstract
With the increasing privatization of outer space activities, the issue of appropriate national licensing thereof and the consequent risks of cheap 'flags of convenience' being sought for the purpose is becoming more relevant. The paper assesses the possibility of such 'flags of convenience' arising in the context of space activities, as well as what could be done about it, all with reference to the law of the sea where the concept originally was coined.
Comments
Copyright 2012, the author. Used by permission.