“The International Law of Outer Space, Moon, and Mars” is
an innovative examination of the legal structure that
regulates human endeavours in celestial bodies other than
Earth. This exhaustive volume provides a thorough
examination of the principles, covenants, and agreements
that govern our interactions in outer space, the Moon, and
potentially Mars. It is authored by prominent authorities in
the field of space law.
With an extensive examination of significant documents
including the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, the Moon
Agreement, and the dynamic field of space law, this book
offers indispensable perspectives on the legal complexities
and obligations of nations in relation to the exploration
and exploitation of celestial bodies. Every chapter
thoroughly examines significant elements of space law,
including liability, environmental protection, sovereignty,
and property rights. In doing so, it provides policymakers,
legal professionals, and the space industry with insightful
observations and actionable suggestions.
As the prominence of human activity in outer space
continues to increase, “The International Law of Outer
Space, Moon, and Mars” becomes an essential reference
that sheds light on the legal terrain and directs dialogues
concerning the future of space exploration and
administration. This authoritative and pertinent work establishes the foundation for responsible behaviour and
well-informed decision-making as humanity explores the
cosmos.