INTERNATIONAL, EUROPEAN AND NATIONAL SPACE LAW - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the fascinating world of space law with this comprehensive collective work. It is the only textbook on the market that combines theoretical knowledge with the practical experience of experts in the fields of international law and science. Immerse yourself in the issues that shape the future of space exploration and regulate human activity in outer space.

• Systematized knowledge in the field of space law
• Analysis of the most important research areas in the science of space law
• Discussion of issues in the field of international law
• Focus on forms of international cooperation in the field of space activities
• Approach to the regulations of space law regarding astronauts and space tourists
• Characterization of national regulations related to space
• Recommended for students of law, international relations and technical fields

The textbook "International, European and National Space Law" is the result of the collaboration of excellent authors, lecturers and practitioners associated with the Manfred Lachs Space Law Center. Thanks to their knowledge and experience, the book is an invaluable source of information for anyone interested in space law.

The publication systematizes basic knowledge in the field of space law and the most important research areas that are the subject of interest of the science of space law. It discusses the concept of space law, the sources of international space law, the legal status of outer space and space objects, issues related to the protection of the space environment, and the principles of international responsibility for space activities.

The book also focuses on forms of international cooperation in the field of space activities, issues of financing and insuring space activities, suborbital flights, space traffic management, satellite techniques, and space mining. It presents the regulations of space law regarding the legal status of astronauts and space tourists and explains the impact of the development of space activities on the international protection of human rights. In addition, it characterizes national regulations related to space.

The textbook is especially recommended for students of law, international relations, political science, security studies, administration, students of technical fields who want to understand the social context of space activities, postgraduate students in the field of international law and administration, practitioners in the space sector, diplomats, civil servants, and anyone who wants to understand the phenomenon of modern space exploration. It is an indispensable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of space law and understand its impact on the future of humanity.