IBM / Orbit View / McDonnell Douglas / Mobile Equipment / Chrysler / Global Navigation Satellite Systems / Quick Bird / Intelsat Inc. / Tom Tom / ECONOS / Rapid Eye / Arianespace / Boeing / Astra / Globalsat / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / Kazakhstan / Belgium / France / Japan / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Canada / China / Luxembourg / Ukraine / India / /
Facility
Institute of Air / University of Cologne / International Space Station / /
IndustryTerm
by-product / concrete services / space law / technology possessing / satellite uses / observation satellite programs / space law-making / public international law / public systems / space transportation sector / planned public infrastructure / telecommunication satellite / public launch services / governmental transportation system / hard international law / satellite use / basic touristic infrastructure / governmental telecommunication services / space law-making bringing / space applications / space transportation / artificial satellite / space infrastructure / /
Organization
Institute of Air and Space Law / Committee on Earth Observation Satellites / Internal Revenue Service / United Nations General Assembly / United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs / International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems / UN General Assembly / United Nations / University of Cologne / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / International Telecommunication Union / United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space / Interagency Space Debris Coordination Committee / World’s Governmental Agency / /
Person
Obama / Dennis Tito / Ansari / /
Position
President / Chair for Public International Law / general international law / Director / /
The Impact of New Developments on International Space Law (new actors, commercialization, privatization, increase in number of “space-faring nations”, etc.) by Stephan Hobe1 Introduction