Library: A Round-up of Reading

June 30, 2008 at 9:30 am | Posted in Library | Leave a comment

Articles
Gregory Kulacki and Jeffrey G. Lewis, Understanding China’s Antisatellite Test, The Nonproliferation Review, v. 15/2 (2008).

Air & Space Law, V. 33, no. 3 (June 2008).

# EDITORIAL NOTE, p.182
# HAROLD CAPLAN, Liability for Third Party Damage on the Ground, p.183
# PETER BOMBAY AND MÁTÉ GERGELY, The 2006 ECAA Agreement: Centrepiece of the European Community’s Aviation Policy Towards its Neighbours, p.214
# ANNA KONERT AND HANS EPHRAIMSON, Passengers with Reduced Mobility in the EU, Canada and the USA, p.233
# MAARTEN PEETERS, The European Commission’s Airport Package, p.244
# FABIO TRONCHETTI, The Non-Appropriation Principle as a Structural Norm of International Law: A New Way of Interpreting Article II of the Outer Space Treaty, p.277

# CASE NOTE
# GEORGE N. TOMPKINS, JR, The Montreal Convention 1999, The Fifth Jurisdiction in the United States and the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens, p.306

# COMING EVENTS p.309

John Glenn, Jake Garn, & Bill Nelson, What Bush doesn’t know about NASA, Orlando Sentinel

Gerry Oberst, Global Regulations: Europe and the ITU, Via Satellite, pg. 16 (July 2008).

Richard T. Kusiolek, ITAR Dilemma: Finding the Balance Between Regulation and Profit, Via Satellite, pg. 26 (July 2008).

Owen D. Kurtin, Dollars and Sense: Global Foreign Investment and the Space Sector, Via Satellite, pg. 46 (July 2008).

Journals
ICAO Journal

Speeches
“Is this for Real or Is It Just Another Dream?” – Dr. George C. Nield, New York, NY, June 18, 2008, The Space Foundation’s Space Business Forum

Blogs
NASA: MPLM may stay on orbit, docking rules to change and launch-on-need re-designated? – Hyperbola

On June 24 – IntLawGrrls

Microsoft Would Like to Publish Your City’s Aerial Imagery – James Fee GIS Blog

Senate NASA Bill Supports COTS – Spaceports

Sometimes “No Comment” Is the Best Comment – Export Law Blog

Articles on China ASATs – Arms Control Wonk

“Why the administration has undermined the Vision for Space Exploration” -Space Politics

The Europe Effect is in the Air – UN Dispatch

“WHY SHOULD WE GO TO SPACE?” – Sir Ntullu

Administrative Decisions
GAO – In the Matter of Boeing Company (B-311344 et al.)

Reccomendations
NASA Advisory Council Recommendations – May 14 2008

Hearings
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission – transcript of hearing on China’s Proliferation Practices, and the Development of its Cyber and Space Warfare Capabilities