When the Nature and Duration of Space Becomes Appropriation: “Use” as a Legal Predicate for a State’s Objection to Active Debris Removal

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Article Liability for Space Debris in the Framework of Private International Space Law
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Article When the Nature and Duration of Space Becomes Appropriation: “Use” as a Legal Predicate for a State’s Objection to Active Debris Removal
Article Japanese Contribution to the Space Situational Awareness
Article China and Space Environment Protection: An Evaluation from an International Legal Perspective

	International Institute of Space Law
Article	When the Nature and Duration of Space Becomes Appropriation: “Use” as a Legal Predicate for a State’s Objection to Active Debris Removal
Authors	Melissa K. Force
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Melissa K. Force
B.S. Ch.E., J.D., LLM, Adj. Professor, Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California, USA, Force@MKForce.com.

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