The Hague / Johannesburg / Cologne / Amsterdam / Chantilly / Darmstadt / New York / Stockholm / /
Company
International Law / Oxford University Press / North / Concern for the Utilization / Heinz / Westview Press / South / University of Michigan Journal / /
Continent
Europe / Antarctica / /
Country
Germany / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
The International Space Station / International Space Station / See Hall / /
IndustryTerm
environment law / residual energy / environmental treaty law / environmental and space law / electrical energy / functional satellite / law comprising international agreements / space applications / treaty law / environmental law / environmental law perspective / biological and chemical substances / /
MusicGroup
General / Official / /
Organization
International Organization for Standardization / General Assembly / UN General Assembly / International Court of Justice / World Commission on Environment and Development / Institution of Mechanical Engineers / United Nations / Harvard / University of Michigan / COPUOS25 / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space / Scientific and Technical Subcommittee / Oxford University / Legal Subcommittee / German Aerospace Center / Brundtland Commission / Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee / /
Person
Karl-Heinz / Jan Helge / Daniel Barston / Carl Heymanns Verlag / Carl Heymanns / Outer Space / /
Position
Official / General / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / New York / /
PublishedMedium
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform / Journal of Geophysical Research / /
Common but Differentiated Responsibilities for Space Debris – New Impetus for a Legal Appraisal of Outer Space Pollution ESPI PERSPECTIVES 31