ECSL (No. 27 - June 2004)
The institutional setting for European space activities is in the midst of major changes. The impact of recent events, like the adoption of the White Paper on Space by the European Commission, the presentation of Agenda 2007 by the ESA Secretary General and the conclusion of a framework agreement between ESA and the EU, has yet to be evaluated. Moreover, the envisaged EU Constitution which, for the first time, will contain a provision granting space-related competence, might once again change the institutional setting once it enters into force. Read full article "ESA-EU Project".
Contents
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UNIDROIT Examines Space Assets
The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
Project 2001 Plus - 3rd Workshop
"Towards a Harmonised Approach for National Space Legislation"
1st International Week of Space and Telecommunications Law (IDEST)
Report on the ECSL Practioner's Forum of 12 March 2004
The European Round of the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Competition
Report on the Symposium
"Legal Aspects of Commercial Utilisation of the International Space Station (ISS) - A Dutch Example"
IISL/ECSL Space Law Symposium 2004
"New Developments and the Legal Framework Covering the Exploitation of the Resources of the Moon"
UNCOPUOS - Legal Subcommittee
43rd Meeting, Vienna, 29 March to 8 April 2004
The University of Jaen: an Example for the Promotion of Space Law in Spain
ESA-EU Project
Legal Framework for a Coherent Future Structure of European Space Activities
ECSL Summer Course on Space Law and Policy (Announcement)
Legal and Ethical Framework for Astronauts' Activities in the International Space Station Era
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