Abstract
Most of the private enterprise constituency interested in participating in the commercial exploitation of near and deep space will be subject to a multitude of new laws and entire legal regimes, ranging in scope from public and private international law to domestic legislation, implementing regulations and, even the old and new anti-trust laws. The majority of the interested business community has no idea that an amalgam of specific legal principles and regimes already exists of sufficient distinction to be called "space law."
Recommended Citation
Robinson, George S.
(1980)
"Private Management and Operation of The Space Shuttle: Some Legal Problems Related To Market Entry,"
Akron Law Review: Vol. 13:
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4, Article 3.
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