The course aims to offer an introduction to the disciplines that govern space policies, mostly focusing on the European(s), the US and the Chinese models of space governance and space law. It aims to overcome the traditional disciplinary barriers and illustrate how international law and national (public and private) law define systems of governance crucial for the space economy, characterized by the increasing role of private entities. Among the most relevant topics, by combining the approaches of comparative law and international law, the course will deal with the multilayered nature of space law; with a legal analysis of the space actors and of the main models of law and governance in space; and with some traditional concepts of private law transposed in the light and in the context of space law.
Curriculum
teacher profile teaching materials
CHAPTER I – THE PLAYERS OF SPACE LAW
1) Mankind
2) States and other entities of international law
3) Commercial entities
4) Individuals and social groups
CHAPTER II – LEGAL MODELS IN SPACE
1) Public sector-centred vs. private sector-centred space policies and legal rules
2) Fundamental rights, constitutional principles and space law
CHAPTER III – SOME TRADITIONAL PROBLEMS OF PRIVATE LAW IN THE LIGHT OF SPACE LAW
1) Property rights on space objects
2) Liability in space
3) Space contracts
4) Securities in space
Programme
INTRODUCTION: COMPARATIVE LAW, INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND SPACE LAWCHAPTER I – THE PLAYERS OF SPACE LAW
1) Mankind
2) States and other entities of international law
3) Commercial entities
4) Individuals and social groups
CHAPTER II – LEGAL MODELS IN SPACE
1) Public sector-centred vs. private sector-centred space policies and legal rules
2) Fundamental rights, constitutional principles and space law
CHAPTER III – SOME TRADITIONAL PROBLEMS OF PRIVATE LAW IN THE LIGHT OF SPACE LAW
1) Property rights on space objects
2) Liability in space
3) Space contracts
4) Securities in space
Attendance
Optional but highly recommendedType of evaluation
Final oral exam teacher profile teaching materials
CHAPTER I – THE PLAYERS OF SPACE LAW
1) Mankind
2) States and other entities of international law
3) Commercial entities
4) Individuals and social groups
CHAPTER II – LEGAL MODELS IN SPACE
1) Public sector-centred vs. private sector-centred space policies and legal rules
2) Fundamental rights, constitutional principles and space law
CHAPTER III – SOME TRADITIONAL PROBLEMS OF PRIVATE LAW IN THE LIGHT OF SPACE LAW
1) Property rights on space objects
2) Liability in space
3) Space contracts
4) Securities in space
Mutuazione: 20110804 Space Policies and the Law in GIURISPRUDENZA LMG/01 ZOLEA SIRIO
Programme
INTRODUCTION: COMPARATIVE LAW, INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND SPACE LAWCHAPTER I – THE PLAYERS OF SPACE LAW
1) Mankind
2) States and other entities of international law
3) Commercial entities
4) Individuals and social groups
CHAPTER II – LEGAL MODELS IN SPACE
1) Public sector-centred vs. private sector-centred space policies and legal rules
2) Fundamental rights, constitutional principles and space law
CHAPTER III – SOME TRADITIONAL PROBLEMS OF PRIVATE LAW IN THE LIGHT OF SPACE LAW
1) Property rights on space objects
2) Liability in space
3) Space contracts
4) Securities in space
Attendance
Optional but highly recommendedType of evaluation
Final oral exam