《SPACE LAW》

Part Ⅰ.Where We Have Been and Where We Are1

Section A.The Militarization of Space3

1.‘The Use of Outer Space for Peaceful Purposes： Legal and Political Considerations’， in Proceedings of the 28th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space， 1986.pp.4-73

2.‘The Common Interest in the Exploration， Use and Exploitation of Outer Space for Peaceful Purposes： The Soviet-American Dilemma’， in Proceedings of the 27th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space， 1985， pp.281-29713

3.‘Competition to Militarize Space Should be Transferred to Cooperation to Improve the Quality of Life’， in Proceedings of the 29th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space.1987.pp.11-1645

4.‘Outer Space： Battle-Ground of the Future？’，in M.Cohen and M.E.Gouin.eds.， Lawyers and the Nuclear Debate， 1988.pp.213-22257

Section B.The Exploration， Exploitation， and Use of Outer Space.Celestial Bodies， and Resources67

1.The Province of Mankind Concept67

a.‘The International Law of Space Environment Resources’， in 10 Thesaurus Acroasium of the Institute of Public International Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki，1981，pp.579-58467

2.Uses： Remote Sensing73

a.‘Remote Sensing and International Space Law’，in 16 Journal of Space Law，1988， pp.21-4473

3.Uses： The Orbit/Spectrum Resource97

a.‘National Claims for the Using/Sharing of the Orbit/Spectrum Resource’， in Proceedings of the 25th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space， 1983， pp.295-30497

b.‘Prospects for an International Legal Regime for Direct Television Broadcasting’， in 34 International and Comparative Law Quarterly，January 1985，pp.142-158115

c.‘Protection of Outer Space from an Inefficient Use of the Orbit/Spectrum Resource’， in Proceedings of the 27th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space， 1985， pp.382-387131

d.‘The Legal Status of the Geostationary Orbit in the Light of the 1985-1988 Activities of the ITU’， in Proceedings of the 32nd Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space，1990， pp.215-222143

4.Uses： Solar Energy157

a.‘International Space Law and the Use of Natural Resources： Solar Energy’，in 15 Revue belge de droit international，1980-1981， pp.28-52157

5.Uses： Large Space Stations183

a.‘Space Stations： Political， Practical and Legal Considerations’， in 7 Hastings International and Comparative Law Review， 1984， pp.521-542183

6.Problems： Liability for Damages and Responsibility205

a.‘International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects’， in 74 American Journal of International Law， 1980，pp.346-371205

b.‘The International Law of Responsibility for Remote Sensing’， in F.Shahrokhi， J.S.Greenberg， T.Al-Saud， eds.， Space Commercialization： Launch Vehicles and Programs， 1990， pp.140-158233

7.Problems： Detriment to the Natural Environment —Debris and Pollution249

a.‘Environmental Aspects of Activities in Outer Space — Suggestions for Legal Measures and Instruments for Dealing with Debris’， in K-H.Bockstiegel， ed.，9 Studies in Air and Space Law，pp.257-286 （excerpts）（1990）249

b.‘Space Debris and Military Testing’， in Proceedings of the 31st Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space， 1989， pp.234-243263

c.‘Stratospheric Ozone， Space Objects， and International Environmental Law’， 4 Journal of Space Law， 1976， pp.23-31279

8.Problems： The Sharing of Access and Resources by States of Varying Capabilities289

a.‘Outer Space Exploitability： International Law and Developing Nations’，6 Space Policy，1990，pp.146-160289

Section C.Methodologies Employed in the Formation of Space Law311

1.‘The United Nations and the Development of International Law — Unanimous Resolutions of the General Assembly Dealing with Outer Space’， in 23 Proceedings of the Institute of World Affairs，San Diego， California， 19 August 1965， pp.213-219311

2.‘“Innocent Passage” in the International Law of Outer Space’， in 7 The United States Air Force JAG Law Review，September-October 1965， pp.22-29329

3.‘Space Law Analogies for the Seabed and Ocean Floor’，Proceedings of the 11 th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space，1969， pp.318-325341

4.‘Methodology and the Development of International Space Law’， in Hukum Ankasa Dan Perkembangannya，University of Padjadjaran， Bandung，Indonesia，1989，pp.19-28349

Section D.Space Policies Favored by the United States357

1.‘Commercial Uses of Outer Space： Highlights of American Policies’， in 10 Annuaire de Droit Maritime et Aero-Spatial，1989，pp.337-352357

Part Ⅱ.Future Goals373

Section A.The Accommodation of Competing Interests375

1.（With Arvid Pardo） ‘The Common Interest： Tension between the Whole and the Parts’，in R.St.J. McDonald and D.M.Johnston，eds.， The Siructure and Process of Imernational Law，1983， pp.643-660375

Section B.The Common Heritage of Mankind Principle393

1.‘The Legal Common Heritage of Mankind： Capturing an Illusive Concept and Applying it to World Needs’， in Proceedings of the 18th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space，1976， pp.42-57 （excerpts）393

2.‘The Common Heritage of Mankind Provisions of the December 5.1979 Moon Treaty’， in 6 Annuaire de Droit Maritime et Aerien，1982， pp.429-463 （excerpts）403

Section C.An International Organization for Space427

1.‘Alternative Models for a Future International Space Organization’， in Proceedings of the 24th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space，1982， pp.173-180427

Section D.The Jus Cogens Principle and Space Activities443

1.‘The Jus Cogens Principle and International Space Law’， in Proceedings of the 26th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space，1984， pp.1-9443

Part Ⅲ.The Progress That Has Been Made461

Section A.A Current Appraisal463

1.‘Space and International Law’，a paper presented at the 1987 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association，p.15463

Part Ⅳ.The Future477

Section A.An Optimistic Assessment of Future Developments479

Part Ⅴ.Space Law Bibliographies497

Part Ⅵ.Status of Selected Space Treaties499

Part Ⅶ.Space Law Publications of the Author509